How Terrorism and Cancer Changed a Student's Life
Casey Hourican grew up on Staten Island. Her father, Eugene, was a traffic management supervisor in New York City, working...
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Observer-Dispatch: CNY Hackathon ‘getting pretty big’ at Utica College
The Central New York Hackathon is a give and take of points between teams of professionals and students who are...
Utica College joins the Food Recovery Network
Utica College is now an official chapter member of Food Recovery Network (FRN), the largest student movement fighting food waste...
Observer-Dispatch: Local high schoolers prepare research for Utica College science fair
Caffeine is a stimulant, but did you know that it affects the circulatory system, the heart? Sara Papale, a 15-year-old...
Helping people not to go hungry
Erin Kelly, Internship Program Director for UC's Nutrition Program discusses Utica College joining the Food Recovery Network and how the...
Caring for Individuals with Dementia
Leading educator and author on dementia Teepa Snow spoke to students, caregivers and other professionals on March 1 about coping...
Observer-Dispatch: Symposium explores cycle of poverty
The 2019 Poverty Symposium, organized by Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency and Utica College, began with tours of the action...
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UC Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr's Life and Legacy
This year, Utica College’s celebration of Dr. King will feature events and activities that explore the many ways MLK’s overarching...
Curtain rises on 2019 FILM@UC Series
As is always the case, all films are free and open to the public, and take place in Macfarlane Auditorium...
Documentary screening brings hydrofracking battle to UC
The film follows Steingraber's fight to stop hydrofracking in New York State. Hydrofracking is a process of drilling for natural...
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