As the country celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day, nearly 140 Harker students, parents and staff volunteered for several local organizations to recognize the holiday’s designation as a Day of Service.
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Pantea Karimi talks art, history, identity and science at Harker Speaker Series
On Nov. 29, Iranian-American artist Pantea Karimi, the 2023 Dickinson Endowment artist-in-residence, appeared as the second speaker in the 2023-24 Harker Speaker Series at the Patil Theater.
Panel discusses Muwekma Ohlone tribe’s ongoing fight for federal recognition
A panel of experts on Bay Area Indigenous history was joined by Charlene Nijmeh, chairwoman of the Muwekma Ohline tribe on Nov. 2 for the first event of this year’s Harker Speaker Series.
Jonah Kim and Julia Rowe unite music and dance at Patil Theater
Cellist Jonah Kim and Julia Rowe – accompanied by pianist Dominic Cheli and violinist Moni Simeonov – played (and danced) for a near-capacity crowd at the Patil Theater.
Harker Day attracts big crowds on a sweltering Saturday
The high temperatures didn’t stop thousands from visiting the upper school campus on Oct. 7 for this year’s Harker Day.
Karimi Pantea to be latest artist-in-residence for Dickinson Endowment
This November, Iranian-American artist Pantea Karimi will begin her residency for the Dickinson Visual Arts Endowment.
Chanticleer dazzles with technique, harmony and diverse repertoire
Famed vocal ensemble Chanticleer wowed the audience at the Sept. 22 opening of the Harker Concert Series with its tremendous singing talents, memorable arrangements…
2023-24 Harker Concert Series season: Tickets available now
This season will feature Chanticleer, the duo of cellist Jonah Kim and dancer Julia Rowe and saxophonist and composer Aaron Lington.
DEI director Davis co-delivers workshop at Trinidad and Tobago conference
Late last month, Harker DEI director Brian Davis attended the International Peace Research Association Conference in Trinidad and Tobago.
The ‘I’ Perspective: How affinity groups are increasing inclusivity
This story originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2023 issue of Harker Magazine. It is also available to read on issuu. For all the laudable…
