Amnesty International HC: Keep Making a Difference
by 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 …
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Generally Speaking Podcast: HCCC Art Faculty Justin Como and Maryann Wrinn
Communication & Media Professor Robert Gassmann interviews colleagues Maryann Wrinn and Justin Como who teach art at HCCC.
Amnesty International HC Provides Support for Earth Day Efforts
For Earth Day, and Earth month, Amnesty International of Herkimer College is sharing opportunities for supporting environmental/human rights connected efforts. In many countries environmental defenders are denied …
Herkimer Alum Publishes History of Little Falls Textile Strike
A Herkimer College alumna has published a pioneering study of Mohawk Valley history. James Cheney, class of 2018, had his first monograph published in November …
Amnesty International HC: International Women’s Month
March is International Women’s Month, and Amnesty International of Herkimer College is sharing the group, Every Mother Counts by including portions of the website, https://everymothercounts.org/, …
Amnesty International HC: Have a Heart for Human Rights
Every year, Write for Rights brings together people from around the world to fight for justice and dignity and to build a shared future. https://thegeneral.herkimer.edu/amnesty-international-hc-update-write-for-rights-campaign/ February is Herkimer College …
Question of the Week: Where Do You Like to Study?
Communication & Media major Elijah Williams asks students and others where they like to study on campus.
Question of the Week: Favorite Activity in the Snow
Winter is here! Communication & Media major Rachael Defraine asks HCCC passers-by what their favorite snowy activity is.
Question of the Week: What’s Your Dream Vacation?
Communication & Media major Alyse Cannon asks folks on campus where they would like to experience their dream vacation!
Question of the Week: Fictional Character
Avery Richard asks students and staff what fictional character they’d most like to be. Produced by Communication & Media major Jillian Hutchinson.