Amnesty International HC: Banned Books Week
by In recognition of National Banned Books Week (October 4-10), Amnesty International USA spotlights seven cases internationally, that expose how people around the world are presently …
Recent Stories and Content
Featured Photo: Save a Life Tour Comes to Campus
by A student takes the wheel of a VR driving simulator as part of the “It Can Wait” distracted driving awareness tour, which stopped on campus …
New Flock Cameras Raise Privacy Concerns Among HCCC Students
Over the summer, Herkimer County installed license plate-reading cameras from Flock Safety on and around the Herkimer County Community College campus and throughout the Village …
Featured Photo: Part-Time Job and Internship Fair
Students connected with employers at Herkimer College’s Part-Time Job and Internship Fair, held this week on September 15 in the Robert McLaughlin College Center main …
Featured Photo: Cookout with Campo
Herkimer College’s beloved tradition continued this New Student Orientation last weekend with its annual cookout, where our Campus Safety officers traded their usual patrol duties …
Fall 2026 Welcome from Amnesty International HC
Wishing new and returning HC students a good school year and welcoming all on behalf of Herkimer College Amnesty International chapter, beginning its 18th year …
Amnesty International HC: Keep Making a Difference
This is the final 2025-2026 school year submission to The General, Herkimer College’s great student newspaper, from the Herkimer College chapter of Amnesty International. Thank …
Honors Student Puts the Final Thread in Her Capstone Project
by Graduating Art Major, Lillian Norris completed her honors capstone project here at Herkimer Community College. Centering her project around the idea of building costumes, she …
From Strong Start to Final Four Finish: Herkimer Keeps Rolling
by The Herkimer College baseball team punched its ticket to the Final Four after completing a doubleheader sweep over Onondaga Community College on Saturday. The Generals …
HCCC Works to Meet New Federal Accessibility Requirements for Digital Content
by The U.S. Department of Justice finalized new rules in April 2024 requiring state and local governments, including public colleges like Herkimer County Community College, to …