Student Success Center at Hartwick

Our spring semester might be starting off a little darker than normal, but we are still here during normal business hours! Come enjoy the mood lighting on the 5th floor 😎

Taste of Wick is today! 🎉 Join us on Frisbee Field from 4–6 p.m. to check out all the clubs and organizations Hartwick has to offer. Don’t miss it! 🦅💙 #hartwickcollege

🎨 The Hartwick Art Department has a busy semester this Fall full of events, including visiting artist lectures, exhibitions, & workshops — many featuring our amazing alumni! 🖌️✨

🆓 Our events are free and most are open to the public. 🍎👩‍🎨

🥂 Don’t forget — our gallery openings always come with refreshments! 🖼️🧀🍪

Take advantage of Connect and Discover tomorrow morning from 10am-12pm!

Have questions this weekend? Find our Wick Weekend Leaders! Today, they are wearing a grey shirt with this logo. Through the weekend, they will be wearing gold name tags. They’re here to help, so don’t hesitate to find one!

A little rain won’t stop us! We’re getting things ready for our new Hawks!

So proud of the but a special congrats to our amazing Peer Pilots. We couldn’t do this work without you 💙

Last, but most definitely not least, we have Mario!

We asked: “If you could go back and give your freshman self advice, what would it be?“ Mario said: If I could go back and give my freshman self some advice, I would tell him it will all be okay. Coming into freshman year, I was so stressed about the future. Constantly worried about whether I’d make friends, what my major would be, and what I would do after graduation. Every little decision felt like it had to be perfect, as if the outcome of my entire life was hanging in the balance. I spent so much time stressing about things that hadn’t even happened yet, that I often forgot to experience the moment.

What I didn’t realize back then was that I didn’t have to have it all figured out right away. Life is so much more about learning and evolving as you go. The friendships I formed, the experiences I had, and even the moments of uncertainty helped shape who I am today.

Thanks for all the laughs Mario!