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“Creating Currents,” at the Foreman Gallery of Contemporary Art
The exhibition spotlights the creative work of artists connected to the Art & Art History Department and brings together a range of artistic practices, perspectives and experiences.
True Blue Reception: September 26 | 3-5 p.m.
Lunchtime Artist Talks: October 2 & 16 | 12:15-1:15 p.m.
*closed September 25
The Four Seasons: Selections from the Yager Museum Collections
Artists have tried to capture the essence of the seasons in paintings, prints, and photographs. Composers have provided soundtracks to the ever-changing seasonal cycles. This exhibition will transport you through the seasons of the year as interpreted by artists represented in the Yager Museum of Art & Culture collections, complemented by the music and poetry of Antonio Vivaldi.
Opening Reception: September 26
4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Yager Museum of Art & Culture
On view through May 20, 2027
The Babcock Lecture - Wave: Life and Memories After the Tsunami
Dr. Sonali Deraniyagala will share the story of her family—husband, sons, parents—having been swept away by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami while vacationing in Sri Lanka. In her book Wave, Deraniyagala alone survives to tell her tale of unimaginable loss; her journey through unsparing grief; and the recovery of memory, love, and self.
Thursday, October 8
7:00 p.m.
SUNY-Oneonta Welcome Center (Welcome Center Plaza, 108 Ravine Parkway)
This fall’s Babcock Lecture is presented in collaboration with SUNY Oneonta.
Meredith Sport Management Speaker Series: Greg Harney
Greg Harney will share his experience as past president of the international event and bid consulting company Global Sports Partners, has worked or been associated with 22 Olympic Games, 10 Pan American Games and nine Paralympic Games.
Thursday, October 8
7 p.m.
Anderson Theatre, Anderson Center for the Arts
Phil Young Residency for Indigenous Art: Melanie Printup Hope
The Yager Museum of Art & Culture’s inaugural Phil Young Residency for Indigenous Art runs from October 6-16.
A reception for her installation, “My Ancestors in the Sky World”, will be held on Thursday October 15 from 5-7 p.m. in the Yager Museum.
Spring 2026 Digital Issue of The Wick
Spring 2026- IMPACT: The many way Hartwick improves our world.
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
New Graduate Programs in Business and Education
Hartwick College’s First THRIVE Students Build Community Ahead of First Year
Hartwick College Invites Travellers to Experience Sicily in 2027
Three-Time Pulitzer Prize-Winning Alum Mike McIntire Returns to Hartwick
True Blue Weekend 2026 to Ring In a New Presidency, Honor Nick Lambros
Hartwick College Students Explore Sustainable Clay Through Freedman Research
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.
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