March Update from Amnesty International
by “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” – Martin Luther King In case you missed it, for Black History Month, on our Herkimer College …
Category: Opinion
Book Review: With the Old Breed — At Peleliu and Okinawa by E.B. Sledge
by A Marine in the Second World War on Peleliu. Hell. Machine guns blaring, enemy mortars blaring, all while you are trying frantically to set up …
An Update from Amnesty International: WRITE4RIGHTS 2022 – 2023
WHO DO WE WRITE TO? Every year, we ask supporters to write two types of letters. One is to the person in authority – it …
Question of the Week: What Do You Hate About Winter?
Communication and Media student Michael DeMars asks members of the campus community what they dislike the most about winter. Question of the Week is produced …
Question of the Week: What’s Your Favorite Cookie?
Tyler DeLuca gets to the heart of the matter and asks people what their favorite cookie is. Question of the Week is produced by first-semester …
From Amnesty International: Join Our Letter Writing Campaign
All people have fundamental human rights. But those rights are abused or denied every single day. When that happens, Amnesty International finds the facts, exposes …
Staff Spotlight: Associate Professor of Biology Jennifer Herzog
Communication and Media student Olivia Cook interviews Associate Professor Jennifer Herzog about her career as a scientist and educator. Staff Spotlight is produced by students …
Question of the Week: What’s Your Biggest Pet Peeve?
In this edition of Question of the Week, Communication and Media student Riley Hajczewski asks the campus community about their biggest pet peeves. Question of …
An Update from Amnesty International: Copy a Letter and Make a Huge Difference
Twenty-one years ago, a small group of Amnesty International activists in Poland decided to run a 24-hour letter-writing marathon. This is How Write for Rights …
Question of the Week: How Would You Like to be Remembered?
One more Question of the Week feature before Thanksgiving Break! Communication and Media student Ryan Thayer asks members of the campus community how they’d like …