Cherokee Culture Lives On
by When it came to Native American reservations, I grew up with the same assumptions as most other children my age. I imagined that the descendants …
Category: Life & Culture
College Students Reflect on Pandemic Experience
by If someone were to ask you to describe your quarantine experience using only one word, what would you say? For me, it would be “enlightening.” …
A Guide to Nature Field Work and Analyzing Your Findings
Albert Einstein once said, “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” In a more metaphorical way, writer and poet Khalil Gibran …
Spring 2021 Student Photo Gallery
by Selected images from HU 148 – Digital Photography taken during the spring 2021 semester.
From Where I Sit: The Teacher’s Perspective
By Feven Endale Patricia Gressler is a member of Amnesty International, a global movement of more than 10 million people who take injustice personally and …
Student Photo: Dunk
by A ball is dunked at a park in St. Johnsville N.Y. Photo by Nick Grant for HU 148 – Digital Photography.
The Life-Changing Benefits of Virtual Reality
by Have you ever wanted to wield a lightsaber, become a deep-sea diver, or discover outer space? Well with the advancements in virtual reality, these things …
Student Photo: Construction Worker
A construction worker toils in an alley behind Genesee Street in Utica N.Y. Photo by Anthony Graham for HU 148 — Digital Photography.
Student Photo: Cold Landscape
A cold-looking landscape in Fairfield, N.Y. Photo by Aubrey Ketcham for HU 148 — Digital Photography.
From Where I Sit: It does not matter where you start, but how far you can go
by Zhiyi Jiang It’s my second year at Herkimer College. Life here is quite different from what I experienced in China, but coming is a …