An Update from Amnesty International: Banned Book Week
by Each year during Banned Books Week, Amnesty International draws attention to people around the world who have been imprisoned, threatened, or murdered because of their …
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Mental Health Awareness Month: Anxiety Disorders
by What are anxiety disorders (ADs)? Anxiety, in general terms, can cause people to try and avoid situations that trigger or worsen symptoms. In order to …
Mental Health Awareness Month: Depression
What is Depression? Depression is a common and serious mental illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think, and how you act. …
Top Ten Stories of 2020 – 2021 Academic Year
As the new school year begins, The General looks back at the ten most viewed stories of the last year. Enjoy! Discover Animalia: Quaggas, Revived …
Amnesty International and Women’s Club to recognize Peace Day
Herkimer College’s chapter of Amnesty International and the Women’s Club recognize The International Day of Peace each year. Students are encouraged to share one of …
Library Curates 9/11 Display
By Ann Prior and Stephanie Conley The Herkimer College library curated a display in honor of the twentieth anniversary of 9/11. It consists of books, …
End of Semester Update from Amnesty International
Whether you have five minutes to take a quick action right now, you’re looking for a way to get more involved in your community, or …
New Psychology Major Announced
by Herkimer College is now offering a new Psychology program. Enrollment for this program is currently open for registration, and students can switch their majors or …
Students Complete Diverse Array of Honors Projects
by The Herkimer College Honors Program provides students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher the opportunity to acquire a variety of skills outside of the …
From Where I Sit: The President’s Perspective
By Feven Endale Dr. Cathleen McColgin is the president of Herkimer County Community College and a member of the Higher Education Research and Development Institute, …