Discussions like this fight the stigma around STIs and make talking about sexual health more of a second nature, hopefully prompting conversation between partners before sex, rather than after. By Geoffrey Billeter
Discussions like this fight the stigma around STIs and make talking about sexual health more of a second nature, hopefully prompting conversation between partners before sex, rather than after. By Geoffrey Billeter
Harold Washington’s Student Government Association has raised $100 for its first-ever scholarship, following a fundraiser at Buffalo Wild Wings Oct. 16. By Antonio Garcia
Continuing the work of generations before, students and faculty at Harold Washington shared their coming out experiences on October 11th, 2017. By Geoffrey Billeter
Harold Washington as a community college allows self-determined artists to work outside labels and gives them the opportunity to pursue their education at an affordable price. By Sabrina French
The Theater Department puts on on three showcases each semester, this being the first, that show the work of the directing and acting classes. TBy Matthew Casillas
In his presentation, Dr. Aloi touched not only the three main techniques that animals are used in art, he also posed stimulating questions to the audience and made connections to his personal life. By Kyara Forte
Despite language barriers, fashion makes it possible to unite with other cultures all over the world, and Harold Washington’s own Fashion and Design Club is evidence of that. By Julia Janiszewski
Technology serves its purpose, and can be very useful. As students, we use computers all the time--especially at school. That’s why I was so surprised to find out that I’d have to hand-write all of my in-class essays for English 101. By Ella Gentz
By THE HERALD editorial staff
The harder we make it for leadership to take away our rights to an affordable and accessible education, the greater our chances for success.
By Nora Lubin
Now, more than ever, we must all continue to show up for one another. We must support our city in its struggle to keep its arms open for immigrants who come to this country.
By Lily Martinez
By Raelee Kelley
There are so many cheap or free events coming up this summer, there will no such thing as boredom.
By Angel G. Arriaga
In a survey done on campus, Harold Washington students told us if and how they celebrate the holiday.
By Antonio Garcia
The Chicago Bears turned heads at the 2017 NFL Draft on April 27 after moving up one spot in the first round to draft North Carolina quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.
By Saundrine Lanouette
Fans trickle into United Center for the eighth-seeded Chicago Bulls game six showdown. (Photo/Antonio Garcia)
By Diamond Stoklin
(Photo/Diamond Stocklin)
By Gregory Green
‘[A]ll of my students are intellectuals whether they know that or not," said Dr. Eric Wilson. (Photo/Gregory Green)
By Antonio Garcia(Photo/ Sebastian Hidalgo)
By Abigail Trujillo
SGA received a budget freeze this year, which came without warning according to Kevin Woo, SGA president.
By Analeza Walker
City Colleges of Chicago has many partnerships with other colleges and universities, as well as inner city organizations that provide opportunities for students.
