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The purpose of the Herald is to inform the HWS community of campus, community, national, international, sports, and health news. The Herald also serves as an outlet for free speech through our opinions section, which will always feature the respectful, yet uncensored views of students, professors, and staff.
The Herald has a long history that mirrors that of the Colleges. The Herald’s initial manifestation was as the Hobart Herald, which was established as a monthly student-run publication in 1879. In 1908, William Smith College was founded and the college started their own paper, called the Twig on November 1, 1941. The two papers, therefore, coexisted until April 11, 1942, when the last issue of the Twig appeared, and when the publication merged with the Hobart Herald to create today’s Herald. The Herald still maintains its status as a student-run newspaper, faithfully reporting the news and issues of the day for more than 130 years.
The Herald includes sections on Arts & Entertainment, Campus Happenings, News, Sports & Health, and Opinions.
Visit the Herald online here.
Morgan Gilbard, Editor-in-Chief, morgan.gilbard@hws.edu
Aislinn Raftis, Managing Editor, aislinn.raftis@hws.edu
Danny Schonning, News Editor, Daniel.schonning@hws.edu
Kat Frabotta, Campus Happenings/Web Co-editor, Katherine.frabotta@hws.edu
David Luna, Opinions Editor, david.luna@hws.edu
Tom Mascia, Sports & Health Editor, Thomas.mascia@hws.edu
Colleen Moore, Arts & Entertainment Editor, colleen.moore@hws.edu
Lillian Forman, Web Co-Editor, Lillian.forman@hws.edu
Why you should join- “You have a voice. With the Herald, it can be heard.” –Morgan Gilbard, Editor-in-Chief
What does it take to be Mr. Hobart
by Amanda Smith
Syrian Civil War: Forgotten?
By Daniel Schonning
Clubs and organizations can also advertise their organizations and events in The Herald and online.
Contact Morgan Gilbard, if you would like to receive further information about meeting times and upcoming events.
With so many student organizations and clubs to choose from, this survey will help narrow your options in three easy steps:
1. Open the blank survey (click here)
2. Fill in your responses
3. Save and email the form
Once completed, your interests will be forwarded to the respective clubs for follow-up.
The Co-Curricular Transcript is a record of student involvement in campus (or co-curricular) activities such as club membership, leadership experiences, work-study, awards and volunteer service. Use it to compliment applications for campus leadership positions (RAs, OLs, Bonner Leaders, etc.) graduate school or your first professional position.
Once submitted, your transcript will be verified and printed for you.