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One of the primary reasons for Hartwick’s purchase of the Pine Lake campus in 1971 was in furtherance of education, and the learning opportunities that the property’s flora and fauna would provide.

One instrumental figure in shaping that foundation was Harold “Hal” Bradley, a 1934 Hartwick graduate who went on to coach basketball at Hartwick College, Duke University and the University of Texas at Austin.

Publications and programming produced by the USCTI reflect Matthews’ enduring vision.

Introduced in 1964 as a December Term under President Frederick Binder, the program was held during the three weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas before shifting to J Term in the 1980s.

Artwork has always played an important role in Hartwick holiday cards.

The Hartwick College Women’s Club was formed in 1934.

Legendary film actor Vincent Price shared his passion for art and literature in 1962.

Now known as True Blue Weekend, Hartwick has been mixing and matching versions of this celebration for nearly a century.

Each fall, as they begin their academic journey at Hartwick College, new students take part in one of the College’s most meaningful and enduring traditions: signing the Matriculation Book during Opening Convocation.

Hartwick College’s “Pioneer Class”