News Release

Two New Members to Board of Trustees
Hartwick College is pleased to announce the appointment of two distinguished alumni, Matt Chase ’93 of Arlington, Virginia, and Garfield Drummond ’99 of Dover, Massachusetts, to its Board of Trustees.

Hartwick’s Alumni Awards Salute Influential Graduates, Employees
Four members of the Hartwick College community have been selected to receive a 2025 Alumni Award.

Fall 2025 Faculty Lecture Series: Exploring Inclusion and Creativity
Featuring thought-provoking talks that highlight research, creativity and innovation from across campus.

Hartwick College and The Daily Star Renew Innovative Program
For the second year in a row, the Hartwick College Institute of Public Service, a nonpartisan organization focused on engaging young people in democracy and preparing a new generation of public leaders, is partnering with The Daily Star to offer all Hartwick students free digital subscriptions to the local newspaper.

The Hartwick College Institute of Public Service Welcomes Grace Nealon ’15 to its Leadership Council
Throughout her legal career, she has demonstrated a commitment to public service.

Hartwick’s Kylee A. Hosmer Awarded U.S. State Department Gilman Scholarship
More than 70 percent of selected Gilman Scholars come from rural areas and small towns across the United States, and 55 percent are first-generation college students.

Hartwick’s Yager Museum Film Series Dives Into the Impact of Reservoirs
The series, which highlights the Northeast’s lakes, streams and ponds as vital sources of both recreation and drinking water, begins Thursday, July 10, at 6 p.m.

Hartwick Institute of Public Service Raises over $100,000 in Year Two of Fundraising Drive
The five-year, quarter-million-dollar match challenge has been made by Hartwick College Trustee Raymond “Larry” Miller ’73.

Hartwick College Hosts Unforgettable NYSACAC 2025 Conference
Guided by the theme “Striking a Balance,” the week aligned closely with Hartwick’s Life Balance College philosophy, emphasizing student wellness, purpose-driven education and meaningful preparation for life after college.

Annual Senator James Seward ’73 Summer Public Service Intern
Adilyam Imyarova ’27 will work with the institute’s co-directors, Professors Matt Chick, Laurel Elder and Zachary McKenney, on a range of projects, including preparing Hartwick to serve as an official polling place for the fall’s elections.