Staff Spotlight: Employment Coach Larry DiCesare
by Herkimer College Employment Coach Larry DiCesare is interviewed about the federal Workforce Recruitment Program which is available to current college students and recent graduates with …
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An Update From Amnesty International: Banned Books Week
Banned Books Week 2022 is September 18 – 24, but you can take action on the cases below until October 31. Each year during Banned …
Voting Registration Deadline Approaches
Are you ready for Election Day 2022 on November 8? Voters must be registered by October 14 in New York State. Make a plan! See …
Campus Community to Recognize International Day of Peace
Every year Herkimer College’s chapter of Amnesty International and the Women’s Club together recognize The International Day of Peace on September 21. A table with …
Top Ten Stories of 2021-22 Academic Year
Last year, over 3,900 site visitors generated over 6,800 story views. As the new school year begins, The General looks back at the most viewed features of …
Introducing The General Discussion Podcast: Episode 001 — Diversity
The debut episode of The General Discussion Podcast is a senior capstone project by Communication & Media major Kassandra Garcia. Kassandra interviews Dr. Adjodha-Evans, co-chair …
Our Responsibility to Reduce Plastic at Herkimer College
Honors Project Op-EdBy Carl Kieri Single-use plastic have a negative impact on the environment and our health. Production of plastic emits absurd amounts of greenhouse …
May Update from Amnesty International
Dear HCCC Community – This is the final bulletin from the Herkimer College chapter of Amnesty International for the 2021-2022 school year. Thank you for …
Photo Gallery: Spring 2022 Student Work
A selection of student work from HU 148 – Digital Photography. Above photo by Logan Kaufman.
April Update from Amnesty International: Top Ten Reasons to Join
Reason #1: Amnesty Works: Since its founding 60 years ago, Amnesty actions have contributed to the release of 10’s of 1000’s of unjustly imprisoned individuals …