You don't have to wait to feel stressed out to do yoga, and you shouldn't! People who do a little bit of yoga each day often find they're better able to handle things when life gets a little crazy. Practicing yoga builds your ability to calm, focus, balance, and relax.

Highland students can enjoy a free lunch and get involved with clubs, organizations and activities on campus!

In this workshop, you will learn about student activities, student clubs, and resources available for Highland Students.

Compete or cheer on your fellow Cougars in badminton, spike ball and a relay race!

Please join us for the 2023 Highland Community College Agriculture Research Day. The day will include updates on corn and soybean variety trials, fungicide trials, planter technology trials, disease and insect concerns and an update on our pollinator plots. Demonstrations on Precision Planting, DJI drones and more will also be included. Lunch will be provided. Register […]

Join Juliet Moderow and Laura Watson for a discussion of "What the Fact" covering the introduction through chapter 2. Join the Zoom™ call here.

Join Juliet Moderow and Laura Watson for a discussion of "What the Fact" covering the introduction through chapter 2.

Celebrate your midterm work and unwind! We'll have free snacks, games, music, manicures, and fidgets! Roary drop-in: 11 a.m. - noon Yoga: 12:15 - 12:45 p.m.

Readers and listeners are invited to join the Clarence Mitchell Library for a One Book One Highland read out and discussion of Jorge Luis Borges' classic short story, The Library of Babel. Though it was first published in 1941, it is relevant reading in today’s bewildering information environment.

As the effectiveness of search engines is noticeably diminished due to algorithmic manipulation of search results, and the questionable quality of an increasing number of AI generated results, the world seems more and more like The Library of Babel! Depicted in short story form by Argentine author and librarian, Jorge Luis Borges and first published […]

What information about you can be kept private, and what cannot? What are careful digital privacy practices we could consider adopting? Join HCC librarians Michael Skwara and Laura Watson for a 50-minute hands-on workshop exploring the answers to these questions. Register for the workshop here.  

As we kick off a semester of learning more about mis and disinformation, get your critical evaluation game on! For our first One Book One Highland event, Highland's own Adam Moderow will lead a fast-paced mystery scavenger hunt that you and your friends can solve together! Members of the winning team (up to 3 participants […]