From The Wick Magazine Archives

Hartwick College delegation members at U.S. Embassy in Bangkok

Beyond The Scoreboard

Volleyball served as a vehicle for meaningful interaction and understanding, promoting inclusivity and unity across cultural boundaries.

Associate Professor of Art and Department Co-chair Rich Barlow

Artist Inspires

Barlow wants to ensure that artists have an audience, and the audience has art to enjoy.

Mike McIntire ’85 P’13, P’21 with Hartwick College Yager Hall Bell Tower in background

Pulitzer Winner Returns

Mike McIntire ’85 P’13, P’21 offers career advice and shares memories of his Hartwick experience.

Art Through Scholarship

Helen P. Rowan P’84 Scholarship For the Arts made it all possible.

Franciscio Marcos speaking at his induction into the National Soccer Hall of Fame

Francisco Marcos From The Hill To The Hall

Francisco Marcos ’68 inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

Hartwick College HartLand student Makenna Ventuleth '27

For Local Students, HartLand Promise Makes All the Difference

Thanks to the HartLand Promise, Makenna Ventuleth ’27 is one step closer to her career goals.

The Science of Knowing What’s One Too Many

Kowalczyk is exploring binge drinking, scientifically defined as four or more drinks in two hours for women, and five or more for men. More specifically, he’s investigating planned vs. unplanned binge drinking.

Hartwick College nursing students on hospital floor during their clinical rotation

All Better

A transformational year for Hartwick’s nursing program.

Hartwick College alumnus Ryan Smith in front of the United Nations building

A MAN OF PEACE

Ryan Smith ‘06 has protested Nazi rallies in Germany. He’s been tear-gassed in Palestine and on Syrian streets as bombs fell.

Hartwick College Coach Dale Rothenberger with group of students at 5k event

For The Love of Lucas: Hartwick Swimmers Run to Support Coach Dale

They ran for family members. For friends. For loved ones lost to addiction.
And for Dale.
“We love Coach Dale,” said Mike Shultz ‘24. “Hartwick’s swim teams have always been a community, and we show that by running to remember Lucas and raise awareness about substance abuse disorders.”