Siblings Bekah, Caleb, and Joshua Liechty grew up making music together and officially formed their remarkable band in 2019. Discover the tight harmonies and heartfelt songwriting that captivates audiences across the country on Friday, May 1 at 7:30 PM at the Chesapeake Theater on campus.
Visit Harford’s Open House on May 2, 10 AM to 12 PM. Check out our 90+ exceptional degree and 40+ career & workforce programs, our many extracurricular activities and services, how to save money with our scholarships and grants, and meet with staff to discuss your future as a Fighting Owl!
Owl Media, Harford’s student multimedia publication, had a great showing at the Apple Awards this year, winning awards in five categories. Student media publications from across the country entered the competition. Winners were announced at the National College Media Convention in NYC.
Registration for summer and fall credit classes is now open. Register now and start your semester with your preferred schedule. Summer and fall classes may seem a long way off, but you’ll thank yourself later for registering early to get the best course selection and your favorite profs!
Join us at the “Stars of Harford” Gala on Friday, April 24 at 7 PM in Harford’s Chesapeake Welcome Center! Celebrate Harford Dance Theatre’s and Phoenix Festival Theater’s past, present, and future productions with an evening of music, dancing, cash bar, tasty bites, desserts, and more.
Harford Community College’s Professional Dog Grooming class is offering grooming appointments for dogs that fit a certain profile. Appointments are being scheduled on Monday mornings and evenings, Tuesday mornings, and Wednesday evenings.
William Shakespeare's “Romeo + Juliet” will be performed May 1, 2 & 3 in the Blackbox Theater in Joppa Hall. This classic star-crossed lovers’ tale gets new life in a punk rock-inspired production with all the romance of 16th century Shakespeare and all the raw intensity of 20th century rock.
Harford Librarian Andie Craley was appointed as one of six new members to the Federal Depository Library Council by U.S. Government Publishing Office Director Hugh Halpern. Her three-year term begins June 1 to represent the MD/DC/DE region and help provide a voice for community colleges.
