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Hartwick College Partners with University at Albany on New Articulation Agreement

Students interested in international or public affairs can work towards graduate degrees.
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Indigenous Student Reflects on the Importance of Recognizing, Honoring Native American Heritage Month

Anna Thompson '25 and the Indigenous DEI Committee are working to bring awareness of and equity to the Indigenous students on campus.
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Hartwick College Hosts Award Ceremony for Student Voices, Student Choices

Hartwick's Griffiths Center for Collaboration and Innovation worked with high school teams to help them identify community needs and develop possible solutions.
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BERT Aims to Assure That All Feel Safe on Campus

Bias Education & Response Team is ready to educate and support Hartwick community members.
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Hartwick College and SUNY Oneonta Students Collaborate on First-Gen Podcast Series

First Things First highlighted that being a first-generation student is a subject that needs to be talked about more.
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Hartwick Students Find Fall Common Read Events Powerful and Empowering

For many students, the common read, Clint Smith’s book How the Word is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America, posed an important question: what to do with the knowledge they had gained.
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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.

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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

Hartwick College Families Open Their Homes to Students for Thanksgiving

International students joined six Hartwick families at their homes to celebrate the holiday.

Hartwick Students Honor Loved Ones With Ofrenda

On the Day of the Dead, Nov. 2, the Latinos Unidos Association held a Día de los Muertos party to welcome back the visitors from the land of the dead.

Little Piece of Home to Hartwick

Rebeka Alva ‘25, president of Latinos Unidos Association (LUA), found her “family” on Oyaron Hill. Growing up in East Stroudsburg, Pa, Alva was immersed in her Peruvian culture. But when Alva decided to come to Hartwick College for the nursing program, she was moving away from her family. And for Alva, family means everything. 

SOAR Mentoring Program Expands Resources

This year, two more groups will be added to the program: LGBTQ+ and first-generation students. 

Table Rock Challenge

A hike up Table Rock is always a fun way to spend an afternoon – and now, with the Table Rock Trails Challenge, hikers can make their love for the trails known.

From One Hawk to Another

Stella Giustino ‘25 captures the experiences of two of her fellow Hartwick Hawks: Noah Hurt ‘24 and Abigail McCleary ‘24.

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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.

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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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