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: Opinion
End of Semester Update from Amnesty International
by 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 …
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 …
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.” …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Herkimer Students Share Favorite iCarly Episodes Before Reboot
In 5, 4, 3, 2… Yes, iCarly is coming back and to celebrate, students at Herkimer College shared their favorite past episodes from the series. …
An Update from HCCC’s Amnesty International Student Chapter
Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 10 million people who take injustice personally. We are campaigning for a world where human rights …
From Where I Sit: The Teacher’s Perspective
By Feven Endale Jody Edick is an Adjunct Professor, Academic Coach, Researcher, and Club Adviser who works in the Academic Support Center. I interviewed her …