The College is proud to announce the students named to the President’s List for the fall 2022 semester. One of the highest academic honors that college students can achieve is earning a place on this prestigious list.
Harford, along with the National Junior College Athletic Association and Region 20, has announced it was selected to host the 2023 NJCAA Men's Lacrosse National Championship, May 12-14 at the Sports Complex on the Harford campus.
James Liu, Carter Wells, and Precious Ikejiofor, students in Joppatowne High School’s Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools (P-TECH) program, passed the CompTIA Network+ certification exam – on their first attempt.
Harford is hosting several events in conjunction with Black History Month, which is celebrated in February to honor the accomplishments of Black Americans. Most are open to the general public; two are for Harford students only.
Harford Community College, in partnership with the National Association of Insurance Professionals, Inc. (NAIP), will offer a new Insurance Training program to help students prepare to earn professional licenses needed to secure career placement in the insurance industry in Maryland.
The Board of Trustees of Harford Community College will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, February 14 beginning at 6 PM.
Phoenix Festival Theater will perform Disney’s Beauty and the Beast on March 3-5 and March 10-12 in the Chesapeake Theater at Harford Community College.
Caitlin White, Harford’s Director for Student Life, is a finalist for the prestigious ATHENA Award. ATHENA recipients personify the highest level of professional excellence, promote leadership opportunities, and serve the community.
The essence of Ireland will enliven Harford when Danú takes the stage at the Amoss Center in Bel Air on Saturday, March 4 at 7 PM. The audience will delight in this moving and memorable musical journey to the Emerald Isle.
A solo exhibition of artworks by Brad Blair, Harford’s Chesapeake Gallery Coordinator, will be on display February 4-26 at the Delaplaine Arts Center, 40 S. Carroll Street in Frederick, MD. It’s Blair's largest exhibition to date.
