Bill Kowalczyk, associate professor of psychology and department chair

Kowalczyk Honored as Teacher-Scholar

Associate professor of psychology and department chair, knows that research isn’t just about what goes on in the lab

Kellogg Finalists Jae Stuchel '25, Kelechi Springer '25, Roselyn DuMerville '25, with Henry, Guiding Eyes dog

Kellogg Prize Finalists Present at Honors Convocation

Established in 1929, the Kellogg Oratory Competition resembles in character the now iconic “last lecture series”.

The Stephen L. Green ’59 American Governance Award Honorees, President Mullen and faculty

2025 Stephen L. Green American Governance Essay Winners Announced

The award was established to challenge students to excel academically while becoming informed, engaged citizens in a democracy.

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Hartwick College Honors Employees at Quinquennial Awards Celebration

The ceremony recognized 50 dedicated faculty and staff for reaching milestone anniversaries in their careers at Hartwick.

Hartwick College Commencement Tent with national flag of our student graduates

Hartwick College Readies for May 17 Commencement, Celebrating Class of 2025

Hartwick College will confer degrees to roughly 225.

Lisa Depperman

Depperman Awarded Prestigious Golisano Fellowship in Developmental Disability Nursing

Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing will join an elite international group of nursing professionals working to advance health equity for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

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Mend in Public Day Aims To Revive Campus Fashion

Mend in Public Day, April 25, is a great example of how we as a community can practice sustainability.

Hartwick students in boat at Pine Lake

Strategic Three-Year Plan to Rejuvenate Pine Lake Campus

This plan reimagines Pine Lake as a vibrant hub for environmental learning, wellness, reflection and community connection.

Portrait of young Otto Clark McCrum of Oneonta, painted by John Pardoe

New Exhibit Explores Oneonta’s Identity

The new exhibition explores Oneonta and the people who have lived there over the past two centuries.

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Yager Museum to Host Documentary Screening about the Kinzua Dam and Native Americans

Released in 2017, “Lake of Betrayal” charts how the Kinzua dam, built in 1965 to mitigate flooding in Pittsburgh, created a 27-mile reservoir over the top of Seneca ancestral lands, which had been protected by U.S. treaty since 1794.