Harker celebrates milestone as athletic center opens
The grand opening of Harker’s new athletic center drew more than 600 people Friday evening, as members of the Harker community and local media…
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Medicine for the soul: Alumna sets out to change the world while pursuing a career as a doctor
This article first appeared in the summer 2017 Harker Magazine. While in high school, Elyse VyVy Trinh ’07 attended a Vietnamese Catholic youth group…
Final athletic center amenities going in, grand opening coming Aug. 18
The eagle has literally landed on the gym floor in Harker’s new athletic center, and the whole project is nearing completion in plenty of…
Rise of the machine: 2017 robotics team results reflect years of growth
This article first appeared in the summer 2017 Harker Magazine. When Harker’s competitive robotics program was just starting in 2003, it needed help. “From…
Face Time: Patricia Burrows
This article first appeared in the summer 2017 Harker Magazine. Patricia Burrows teaches middle school English, but her enthusiasm for her job is evident…
Class Notes — Harker Academy 1959-1991 – Harker Magazine Summer 2017
This article first appeared in the summer 2017 Harker Magazine 1985 Judge John Owens visited Harker’s lower school to speak to third graders about…
Making history come alive
This article first appeared in the summer 2017 Harker Magazine. By Jared Scott Tesler and William Cracraft When it comes to their day jobs,…
Colin Dickey, Hauntingly Poignant Author: Alumnus frights and delights with real-life ghost stories
This story originally appeared in the winter 2016 Harker Magazine. By Jared Scott Tesler Since he was a little boy, Colin Dickey MS ’91…
Let’s Dance! Harker Magazine, Winter 2016
This story originally appeared in the Winter 2016 Harker Magazine. “Whenever there are extended periods of time when I am not dancing, I feel…
Standing in Her Truth: Maheen Kaleem has found passion, meaning in her work advocating for young girls
This story originally appeared in the winter 2016 Harker Magazine. When Maheen Kaleem ’03 went to Harker’s head of school to advocate on behalf…
