Events

By Grace Barattini, Assistant Features Editor Utica College has renewed its partnership with Upstate Cerebral Palsy (UCP) and the Kelberman Center to bring Pool Pals and Aqua Buddies back to campus.   The Upstate Cerebral Palsy...

 Francesca Alfieri, Staff Writer The Performing and Fine Arts Department will present the play “Ghost Stories at Yotsuya” on Feb. 27, 28 and 29 at 7:30 p.m. and on March 1 at 2 p.m. in the Strebel Auditorium. The...

Gianna Cognetti, Features Editor Concluding Black History Month, David Moore, coordinator of the Lunch Hour Series, dedicated a musical performance to musicians William Warfield and Paul Robeson on Wednesday, Feb. 26. Moore said Warfield was a...

Gianna Cognetti, Features Editor The 92nd annual Academy Awards Ceremony was held on Sunday, Feb. 9 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Despite there being no celebrity host for the second year in a row, there were many...

Grace Barattini, Assistant Features Editor St. Valentine’s Day was established at the end of the fifth century and to this day still holds to its original meaning of a day associated with love.  Going as far...

Michael Schebel, Special Assignments Reporter For students that are not sure what to do during the upcoming spring break, UC is offering an “Alternative Spring Break” as a different option.  It allows students to provide help to those in...

Gianna Cognetti, Features Editor Many animal shelters across America are non-profit organizations that do everything in their power to care for the animals residing there.  However, they face numerous downfalls due to lack of funding. Such shelters rely on...

Nick McAdam, Sports Editor The Public Relations Student Society of America, otherwise known as PRSSA, recently received behind-the-scenes action of how an NHL game operates as the Buffalo Sabres took on the Columbus Blue Jackets on Feb. 1.

Francesca Alfieri, Staff Writer The Around the World Dinner is one of the many special dinner events that happens at UC. This event was held on Feb. 4 and brought together many different cultures on campus through food. 

Gianna Cognetti, Features Editor Alumni Leaders of Tomorrow, also known as the ALOT program, was established at UC in 2018 and assists students in exploring the various ways they are able to engage with the college and stay connected...