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On a campus built for connection, there’s always something going on. Stay up to date on the latest things happening on the Hill.
Student Leadership Awards
Tuesday, April 21
5 – 7 p.m.
Celebration Room, Shineman Chapel House
Students are honored for their involvement in working with student organizations, student government, community service, campus arts, and more. Students, faculty and staff attend the awards ceremony that culminates with the presentation of the President’s Leadership Award.
Foreman Gallery Spring Exhibitions
ONCENTRATIONS REVIEW
April 2 – April 22
April 2: Opening Reception | 4:30-6:00 p.m.
The academic review of third year art majors work from chosen area of focus.
SENIOR SHOW
April 30 – May 15
April 30: Opening Reception | 4:30-6:30 p.m.
May 15: Closing Reception | 4:30-6:00 p.m.
The final projects of our senior art majors on display.
Honors Week Celebrations
Honors Convocation Ceremony – April 29
7-10 p.m. | Slade Theatre, Yager Hall
Join the Watch Party to view the livestream in the Multipurpose Room of the Belonging Center, Yager Hall.
Honors Recognition Reception – April 30
4:30-5:30 p.m. | Stevens-German Library, Yager Hall
Student Showcase – May 1
8 a.m.-4 p.m. | Various Locations Across Campus
Presentations and exhibitions showcasing Hartwick students’ achievements on the road to their personal FlightPath.
Fall 2025 Digital Issue of The Wick
Fall 2025 – Reimagining. Innovating. Evolving. Hartwick is preparing students for today’s rapidly changing world… while making a few changes of its own.
The digital edition includes awesome videos, slideshows, and interactives at the online home of The Wick.
Together, We Soar
Invest in our students; Invest in Hartwick.
Hartwick’s goal is not to simply evolve with the higher education landscape.
It’s to lead it.
Mark Your Calendar
Check the athletics event schedule to make sure you know when you can go watch and cheer on your fellow Hawks.
All Things Hartwick
Make sure you check out the bookstore for textbooks, supplies, or even that new hoodie you’ve been eyeing.
New Hartwick Stories
Stacey Grady ’03 Appointed as Vice President for Institutional Advancement & External Relations
Hartwick College Introduces New Nutrition Minor to Expand Health and Wellness Pathways
Freedman Prize Supports Science Education Research
Hartwick Appoints Jennifer Dearden as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
Women’s Flag Football Set for Historic First Game
Freedman Prize Research Examines Student-Athlete Mental Health
Confident, Prepared, and Career-Ready
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.
What’s Coming Up Next
There’s always something going on around campus.
Stay connected and explore all of the latest events happening now.
Get Involved On Campus
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.
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.
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
Alumni Spotlight: Kevin Flaherty ’14
Faces of the Class of 2026
The Gentleman Coach and the Tradition of Hartwick Hoops
Alumni Spotlight: Lydia Marteney ’21
Alumni Spotlight: Omar Russo ’16
