Once a fixture of the East Peoria Riverfront, Granite City Food and Brewery closed its doors for the last time October 28th. ICC student Darby Hallman shares her experiences as East Peoria attempts to move forward.
As many artists will tell you, achieving success is not a linear path. For many, it is a winding road of struggle and triumph across the emotional wavelengths. Luckily, Central Illinois businesses have done their best to give local artists a platform.
Local authors share their best advice for up-and-comers with a special interview with Joe Chianakis in this article by reporter Natasha Boord.
9/3/19 Victoria Sanders says the day she was born determined the course of her life. It was the day before U.S. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. The world, and… Continue reading "Student Profile of Victoria Sanders"
Now is the time to make a visit to your local museums. With a closing window for free admission and exciting exhibits soon leaving on Nov. 10th, it's time to visit the Peoria Riverfront Museum.
In our continued coverage of ICC's One Book, One College series, Quest Dobbelaire gives us the highlights of yesterdays insightful lecture by photography professor Chris Gauthier on innovations in light.
Being aware of your study habits can be just as important as your social media intake. Kamare Edwards and Professor Caulken advise exercising mindfulness in this article.
While October comes to close this evening, Harbinger Student Media wants to remind you of the struggles members of our community may face everyday.
Vaping has continued to grow in popularity since its introduction nearly eight years ago but health officials and community members alike are asking young adults to be mindful of the health risks.
For some, the best kind of art is one that inspires mockery and loans itself well to ridicule. For others, their tribute is praise and validation for the artists. But most agree that the hardest things to critique are the things worthy of praise but hard to recommend for their flaws. In this double-headed review, Harbinger staff members Natasha Boord and Maegan Krohn explore one of the most divisive films of the year.
