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The five-year, quarter-million-dollar match challenge has been made by Hartwick College Trustee Raymond “Larry” Miller ’73.

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.

For as long as they could remember, Billie Metcalf ‘25 had thought about “The Beast.”

With smiles, tears and a powerful sense of purpose, Hartwick College’s nursing graduates crossed the stage on May 16

Among the Class of 2025 were 40 Summa Cum Laude, 41 Magna Cum Laude, and 52 Cum Laude graduates. The class also included 111 departmental distinctions, 22 College Honors students, 21 who completed their degrees in three years, and 27 legacy students.

This state-of-the-art center reflects the College’s commitment to blending academic, extracurricular and personal growth, while celebrating the growing Esports culture on campus.

The event featured presentations by undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and researchers from across Upstate New York and as far away as the University of Rzeszów in Poland.

The Winifred D. Wandersee Scholar-in-Residence award is designed to encourage the activity of scholarship in the context of a liberal arts college through financial support and course release.

Nominations were solicited through a short survey sent to students and employees on both the SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College campuses.

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) visiting associate professor, specializes in comparative literature, film and visual culture, with a particular focus on Turkish and global migrant cultural productions, and critical theory.