[UPDATE] Reflection of former Dean of Students Timothy Ecklund, plans for filling roles
Nick McAdam, Editor-in-Chief
This article was updated from its original form on Oct. 2 at 12:17 p.m.
On Sept. 14, former Dean of Students at Utica College, Timothy Ecklund, stepped down from his role, resulting in...
Shopping Center Riot Rumors Rooted in Racism
Bailey Hryb, News Editor
Businesses within the New Hartford Shopping Center braced for possible destruction last week following a Craigslist advertisement that went viral regarding the need for rioters-for-hire to “drive out” white-owned businesses.
The ad,...
Flu Season Close, Flu Shot Clinic Scheduled on Campus Next Month
Thomas Nieman, Staff Writer
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently announced it is possible to contract both the seasonal flu as well as COVID-19. With flu season swiftly approaching, making an effort to get a flu vaccine...
Leadership Weekend Staying Home This Year
Isabella Hudziak, Staff Writer
For more than 20 years, Utica College has offered students an opportunity to attend Leadership Weekend, where skills would be learned during a weekend trip to Raquette Lake in the Adirondacks.
Under...
Zoom: The New Face of Classrooms
Bailey Hyrb, News Editor
While schools have made attempts to limit the number of students in class, per coronavirus restrictions, Zoom has replaced the traditional classroom setting for millions of students around the world.
Zoom, a...
Le Bistro Remains Closed, Common Grounds Open
Charles Buckley, Staff Writer
Le Bistro, the cafe grab and go area in Gordon Science Center, has been closed since the start of the fall semester and students are now beginning to question why. When opened, students can buy...
Students encouraged to utilize new library system
Celeste Gessner, Assistant News Editor
The Frank E. Gannett Memorial Library, located in the middle of the Utica College campus, used to be more than just a library. The library was a gathering place for students to study with...
COVID-19 back on campuses across United States, UC numbers remain low
Matthew Breault, Assistant Sports Editor
Many colleges across the country are struggling with COVID-19 surges and some are shifting in-person learning to all virtual classes.
SUNY Oneonta, as a recent and more local example, is one...
Families’ uncertain economic future causes tuition to freeze this year
Thomas Nieman, Staff Writer
As a way to address the financial concerns of students and their families brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Utica College decided to freeze tuition for all undergraduate and graduate students for the 2020-2021 academic...
Athletic Center and Dome reopening updates
Robert Stevens, Special Assignment Reporter
Staying fit has been a question and concern for some at Utica College as students, staff, and faculty are still feeling the impact of the Harold T. Clark Athletic Center and Todd & Jen...
