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Hartwick College Women's Flag Football Team and Coach Zurn

Women’s Flag Football Set for Historic First Game

Flag football continues to grow rapidly at both the high school and collegiate levels and the sport is set to make its Olympic debut at the 2028 Summer Games.
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Shelby Swartz ’26 with her research poster presentation at Conference

Freedman Prize Research Examines Student-Athlete Mental Health

Support for the project came from the Freedman Prize for Student-Faculty Research, a competitive award established by Allen and Judy Freedman in 2002 to fund original collaborative work between students and faculty.
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Hartwick College student at salad bar in The Commons

Gold Star Ratings and New Dining Options

Students have a direct voice in shaping dining through the Dining Advisory Group.
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Hartwick College ensemble rehearsing at Carnegie Hall in 2018

Ensemble to Assemble…at Carnegie Hall!

We would love to have a formidable section of Hartwick fans in Carnegie Hall this March!
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Richard Kopley, author of “Edgar Allan Poe: A Life” (2025)

2026 Babcock Lecture Celebrates Edgar Allan Poe

Two internationally renowned authorities on Edgar Allan Poe, one the author of an acclaimed biography of Edgar Allan Poe, and the other a renowned rare-book collector will speak.
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Luna Lopez ’26 presenting study findings at the Catskills Environmental Research and Monitoring (CERM) Conference

Biology Student Explores Spider Behavior Through Freedman Prize Research

Beyond the findings, Freedman Prize recipient strengthened understanding of research methodology and more.
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Whether you’re a first-year or entering your fourth year, we’ll continue to guide you during your time at Hartwick. Explore how we’re thinking about your education alongside you with our future-focused approach designed with the support, flexibility, and the personalization you’ll need to succeed.

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Athletics

Join more than one-third of Hartwick students and compete in varsity athletics, or play on an intramural team, play intramurals, or cheer for your friends.

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Traditions

Whether it’s the whole campus wearing blue on Blue Pride Fridays or celebrating Wicktoberfest, we have over 200 years of traditions that celebrate our community.

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Community Service

Hartwick’s Civic Engagement program is dedicated to giving back, with students, staff, and alumni all making a difference in our hometown of Oneonta.

Clubs and Organizations

With more than 60 clubs and organizations across campus, intramural sports, and fraternity and sorority life, getting involved is just the beginning. Check out everything from Cardboard Alley Players and Clay club to the Black Student Alliance and Hartwick Identity Alliance.

Hartwick Spotlights

Faces of the Class of 2026

Meet some of the amazing students that make the Class of 2026 truly special.

The Gentleman Coach and the Tradition of Hartwick Hoops

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.

Alumni Spotlight: Lydia Marteney ’21

Lydia Marteney '21 is the Post-Award Specialist at the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology, The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Alumni Spotlight: Omar Russo ’16

Omar Russon '16 is a lawyer, generally focused on the area of civil rights.

Singh ’28 Wins Second Anna Sonder Poetry Prize

The Anna Sonder Prize for Poetry was established in 1978 by the late Otto Sonder, professor emeritus of sociology. The College presents the prize annually under the auspices of the Academy of American Poets.

Alumni Spotlight: Michael Palanza ’06

Michael Palanza '06 is the district director of world languages and social studies in the Niskayuna Central School District.

Tech Resources

Key Tools and Functions within D2L

Hartwick’s D2L instructional support system is an easy-to-use teaching and learning tool for students and faculty. If you need assistance, you can request support from the Technology Resource Center via text or email.

Zoom Info

Faculty and staff are already utilizing Zoom to conduct remote teaching and learning. For additional information about the different Zoom accounts, you can visit Zoom Support or contact the TRC.

Streaming TV

Wanna catch that new series on streaming TV? And still catch the game with your friends? Students can access a host of streaming services that offer deep discounts for students and extended trial periods.

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