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Utica students participate in Harvard National Model U.N. Conference
The Community Board in White Hall. Photo by Brady Barnard
DEI rollbacks create confusion and uncertainty for American schools
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Super Bowl 2025: Eagles defense ‘dictated the tempo,” halftime show ‘visually stunning’
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Eagles or Chiefs? Here are some Utica students’ picks
The Utica University Dance Team at the ESPN Wide World Sports Resort in Orlando, Florida. Photo by Ciara Parrish
Utica University Dance Team makes debut at UDA Nationals in Orlando
Tangerine file photo.
Donald Trump re-election brings optimism and criticism
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St. Hilarie named interim athletic director
Flyer of The Tangerine Grove's MLK Week Personal Care Items Drive
Tangerine Grove holds personal care item drive in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
Photo of Dave Fontaine from Utica University Athletics.
Athletic Director David Fontaine bids farewell to Utica
Photo courtesy of Utica University Upsilons
Guest Column – Celebrating legacy and unity: We, the Utica Upsilons, redefine “The Red Hat”
Utica University men's lacrosse team in a huddle.
Sean Behan named men’s lacrosse head coach
Lelan Rogers in the huddle against Nazareth College during the 2022-2023 season.
Lelan Rogers leaves for SUNY Cortland, Lacrosse without a head coach
President Laura Casamento stands at the podium while giving a speech.
Laura Casamento retires as president of Utica University
The Utica University flag hangs in front of the Frank E. Gannett Memorial Library.
Breaking: Leadership changes announced at Utica University
Todd Pfannestiel reading his remarks after the announcement was made that he will be Utica University's 10th president.
Breaking: Utica University announces Todd Pfannestiel as 10th president
Photo courtesy of Stephanie Nesbitt.
Search committee to interview for provost and senior VP for academic affairs
Utica President Todd Pfannestiel and SUNY Oneonta President Alberto Cardelle signing the ABSN agreement. /Photo courtesy of Adrienne Smith
Utica University and SUNY Oneonta reach EAP ABSN agreement
According to the Department of Education, the midpoint graduation rate for four-year institutions is 58%. On that scale, Utica University falls just below at 54%. Graph courtesy of Utica's Office of Institutional Effectiveness
‘It comes down to cost and dollars and cents’: What Utica University is doing to improve graduation and retention rates
President Todd Pfannestiel poses with Jeremy Thurston chairperson Board of Trustees [left] and former chairperson Robert Brvenik [right] after accepting the university's institutional charter.
Pfannestiel: ‘We know where we’re going because we know who we are’
Dr. Todd Pfannestiel displays his green doctoral robe from the College of William and Mary. Three stripes on the sleeves represent a Doctorate degree, the blue piping represents his PhD in Arts and Sciences, the W and M script seal, a Utica seal, a Clarion pin, a Phi Beta Kappa pin and a Utica moose.
Pfannestiel Ready for Inauguration at the end of the month
Professor David Chanatry in his office during the Fall 2024 semester. Photo by Syamimi Anuar
Professor David Chanatry retires after two decades at Utica University
Photo from: @bsuutica on Instagram
Some Utica students receive racist texts and witness uncomfortable reactions after presidential election
Dawn Cittadino-Santiago at her office. Photo by Grace Christopher.
“Behind U”staff spotlight: Dawn Cittadino-Santiago
Stop sign outside of Bull Hall. Photo by Breannan O’Hara.
Campus safety receives a significant increase in complaints and observed accidents involving reckless driving on campus
Leonore Fleming, Doug Edwards, and Christopher Riddle (left to right) /Photo courtesy of Doug Edwards
Professor Doug Edwards receives Harold T. Clark award
Members of BOND. Photo from Marques Williams.
BOND looking for new membership and ideas
A photo from last year’s afternoon tea event. Source: Instagram @isu_utica_university.
Join the fun: Intercultural Student Union brings global cultures to campus
The Content Creation Club is a new organization that started at the end of the spring 2024 semester.
New club on campus
Students and faculty presenting their research at the EPA conference. /Photo courtesy of Utica University Facebook.
Utica students and faculty present their discoveries at the Eastern Psychological Association Conference
Promotional image for the 2024 Out of the Darkness walk hosted by Kappa Delta Phi. /Photo courtesy of Kappa Delta Phi's Instagram @kdphinas_utica
Out of The Darkness Walk planned next month to raise awareness on suicide prevention
Flyer of Cayo Industrial Warehouse of Horror (Final Season)
Halloween happenings: Where to go for some scary fun
Some of the desserts available. /Photo courtesy of Grace Monaco
Food Review: Yummilicious Cafe & Bakery offers ‘desserts you can’t find anywhere else’
Freedom Trail plaque along Underground Railroad and Abolition Walking Tour.
Utica University and Oneida County Freedom Trail Commission continue educational collaboration
Poster from inside the Utica Q Center with the message “Love Wins.”
‘You just want to be you’: How Utica’s Q Center provides hope for LGBTQ youth
Mary Christopher (seated), surrounded by (from left) Megan Postal, Hollie David and Isabella Hudziak in October 2022. (Photo: Tangerine 75th anniversary Facebook page)
POV: Our work mom, Mary, is the absolute best
The Community Board in White Hall. Photo by Brady Barnard
DEI rollbacks create confusion and uncertainty for American schools
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Super Bowl 2025: Eagles defense ‘dictated the tempo,” halftime show ‘visually stunning’
Tangerine file photo.
Donald Trump re-election brings optimism and criticism
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Local residents reflect on the California wildfires
College student voting at the 2024 polls. Photo by: Grace Christopher
Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris in 2024 presidential election, campus reaction divided
Professors Leonore Fleming and Alexandra Plakias present in the Willard Conference Room in DePerno Hall. Photo by Syamimi Anuar
Is lab-grown meat the future of food? Philosophy professors discuss cultured meat
Photo of Staff Writer Megan Wright in New York City
First Time in NYC was ‘fun, new and mildly exhausting’
Photo by Jenna Skutnik
Utica students participate in Harvard National Model U.N. Conference
Members of Chi Beta Sigma sit around the fire at their campsite on Strebel Lawn. Photo by Nolan Hyman
Chi Beta Sigma braves the freezing elements in the fight against cancer
Tangerine file photo. Thousands of people participated in America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk, which started and ended at Utica University, on Saturday, March 2, 2024.
Utica University prepares for Heart Run & Walk weekend
Photo of Ron Klopfanstein taken by Sports Reporter Nick Phillips.
Professor Profile: Klopfanstein rebounds with multiple endeavors after several setbacks
Photo of Dave Fontaine from Utica University Athletics.
Athletic Director David Fontaine bids farewell to Utica
Photo courtesy of Utica University Upsilons
Guest Column – Celebrating legacy and unity: We, the Utica Upsilons, redefine “The Red Hat”
Members of BOND. Photo from Marques Williams.
BOND looking for new membership and ideas
Jame Ostinett playing guitar. Photo taken from James Ostinett’s LinkedIn page.
Professor Spotlight: James Ostinett
Professors Leonore Fleming and Alexandra Plakias present in the Willard Conference Room in DePerno Hall. Photo by Syamimi Anuar
Is lab-grown meat the future of food? Philosophy professors discuss cultured meat
Photo by Jenna Skutnik
Utica students participate in Harvard National Model U.N. Conference
Members of Chi Beta Sigma sit around the fire at their campsite on Strebel Lawn. Photo by Nolan Hyman
Chi Beta Sigma braves the freezing elements in the fight against cancer
Tangerine file photo. Thousands of people participated in America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk, which started and ended at Utica University, on Saturday, March 2, 2024.
Utica University prepares for Heart Run & Walk weekend
Professor Clemmie Harris presenting. Photo by Megan Wright
‘The Black Freedom Struggle for Political and Economic Justice’ presentation addresses significant Black history and culture
Photo of Staff Writer Megan Wright in New York City
First Time in NYC was ‘fun, new and mildly exhausting’
Photo by Jenna Skutnik
Utica students participate in Harvard National Model U.N. Conference
Members of Chi Beta Sigma sit around the fire at their campsite on Strebel Lawn. Photo by Nolan Hyman
Chi Beta Sigma braves the freezing elements in the fight against cancer
Photo from Women in a New Direction (WIND)
WIND looks for new membership this semester while providing consistent programming
Photo by Dr. Kelly Minerva
Women’s Wrestling team and Ampersand magazine join forces for latest edition
Photo courtesy of FILMS on Thursday’s Facebook page.
Movie Review: ‘The Animal Kingdom’ raises questions about what it means to be human
Screenshot of an X post Bob Dylan shared on Dec. 4, 2024.
Movie Review: ‘A Complete Unknown’ captures the time and essence of early Bob Dylan
Photo by Kate Gaffney.
‘Wicked’ is a ‘popular’ culture favorite that gives something to everyone
Photo of Wizard of Oz theatre. Photo by Breannan O'Hara.
Review: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ truly ‘great and powerful’ on the Utica stage
Photo of Pitbull on stage at the Amphitheater. Photo courtesy of Grace Christopher.
Concert Review: Pitbull brings the party to Syracuse
Photo of “Drunk Elephant” makeup by Grace Christopher
Op-Ed: Maintain a healthy glow with the right winter skin care and makeup
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Cyberbits: October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month: When was the last time you changed your passwords?
A brand new blazer with the tags still on it at Goodwill.
POV: Thrifting, good for the wallet and the world
Students participating in PHY 141 class taught by Dr. Jonathan Gaffney.
Students at Utica College prepare for finals
During COVID-19, many students are feeling overwhelmed as the academic and pandemic worlds collide.
Stress, fatigue and burnout: When academic and pandemic worlds collide
Utica Men’s Basketball won the Empire 8 Tournament and earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season. Photo by Kayleigh Sturtevant
Utica Men’s Basketball Season in Review
Utica men’s hockey lined up for the National Anthem. Photo by Tobias Neto
Utica University men’s hockey team defeats St. Norbert in NCAA Quarterfinal
Pittsburgh Pirates vs Yankees on Sept. 28. Photo by Kate Gaffney.
Op-Ed: Battle in the Big Apple – Who will be New York’s best this year?
The Utica Men’s Hockey Team on the ice. Photo from Uticapioneers.com
In the hunt for victory: Men’s and Women’s UCHC Championship preview
Photo of Thompson right after shooting against SUNY Poly. Photo from NMLCreative
Dayion Thompson returns to the court this season and experiences success
Brett Fuller’s 2024 team photo. Photo courtesy of uticapioneers.com
Student Athlete Profile: Quarterback Brett Fuller
James Salles 2024 team photo. Photo courtesy of uticapioneers.com.
The loss of James Salles leaves an ‘unfillable void’ in the Utica University community
Sam Florio had two touchdowns on the ground in the season opener. Photo courtesy of Luke Reed, Staff Photographer
Utica Football off to 1-1 start after Believe Bowl Victory
The Pioneers with an 8-2 overall record will play Hobart College on Nov. 18 in the ECAC Clayton Champman Bowl.
Pioneers 14-0 shutout win punches ticket to ECAC Bowl game
Blaise Faggiano, after transforming the Cardinal's defense at St. John Fisher, became the head football coach of Utica in 2008. Kayleigh Sturtevant | Multimedia Editor
Blaise Faggiano learned the profession in Albany— the rest was history
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Men’s Hockey Takes Home Third Straight UCHC Title, First NCAA game on March 16
Photo courtesy of YSM Media.
Men’s hockey advances to UCHC semifinals
A whole new world: Vladislav Pshenichnikov. /Photo courtesy of Kayleigh Sturtevant
From Russia to Utica: Pshenichnikov adjusts to American life in Utica
Photo courtesy of YSM Media.
No. 2 men’s hockey won 14 straight games as they head into the postseason
Photo courtesy of YSM Media
Shane Murphy hat trick leads Pioneers to #5 ranking, named UCHC player of the week
The Utica University Women's Hockey team on the ice during a recent game against Chatham University. Photo by Jenna Skutnik
Men’s and Women’s Hockey teams dominate in weekend games
Photo courtesy YSM Media.
Until Next Year: Women’s Hockey Season Ends After Loss to Nazareth in UCHC Championship Game
Photo courtesy of YSM Media
Unfinished Business: Women’s Hockey Advances to UCHC Championships
Women's hockey forward Erica Sloan. Photo courtesy of YSM Media.
Fire on Ice: Sloan becomes program’s all-time scoring leader
Faithe Harris transferred from Manhattanville in Spring 2022. Courtesry of Maxwell LeBuis
After two years away from the sport, Faithe Harris is ready to start her Utica career
Photo of Thompson right after shooting against SUNY Poly. Photo from NMLCreative
Dayion Thompson returns to the court this season and experiences success
Utica University's men's basketball team endured a tremendous season despite losing their first NCAA Tournament game to Trinity College. Photo: Kayleigh Sturtevant
Men’s Basketball Season Review and Exciting Road to the NCAA Tournament
Hagen Foley had a season high of 22 points in Utica’s victory over Houghton University. Photo by Kaleigh Sturtevant.
Hagen Foley scores 22 points in Utica’s 94-77 win over Houghton for 10th straight win
A Utica player absorbing pressure during a game against Houghton University. /Photo courtesy of Kayleigh Sturtevant
Women’s basketball falls short despite late comeback
The Pioneers, in their season-ending 2-0 defeat to Hartwick College on Oct. 28 in the first round of the conference tournament, registered more shots on target than the Hawks.
Thompson: Utica’s early postseason exit stems from a one-dimensional style of play, lack of creativity
The Pioneers suffered their fourth non-conference loss of the season following its 4-0 defeat at home against Hamilton College.
Luke Ehrenfreund nets a hat trick as Hamilton beats Utica after first-half dominance
The Pioneers in its 25th conference matchup up against Elmira registered their first clean sheet of the season.
Elmira holds Utica to a 0-0 draw in conference opener
Byamungu Mugushu scored three goals in Utica's 4-3 win over SUNY Poly.
Byamungu Mugushu’s hat trick the decisive, Pioneers win a seven-goal thriller at home
Two Utica men's soccer players huge in celebration after a goal.
Men’s Soccer defeats Panthers at home
The women's soccer team celebrated Senior Day on Saturday, Sept. 28 at home. Photo by Staff Photographer Luke Reed.
Women’s soccer team celebrates Senior Day on Sept. 28
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Women’s Soccer comes out on top in its first game of the season
Rylee Lamphere registered a four-point game in Utica’s season-opening win away at Morrisville State College. Photo Kayleigh Sturtevant | Multimedia Editor
Women’s Soccer Wins Season Opener Against Morrisville
Photo courtesy of YSM Media.
Full speed: Men’s lacrosse gears up for Empire 8 conference play
Sean Behan was named Utica's new men's lacrosse head coach on Sept. 14. Courtesy of Sean Behan X account
‘It still seems surreal’: Sean Behan returns to Utica as new head lacrosse coach
Utica University men's lacrosse team in a huddle.
Sean Behan named men’s lacrosse head coach
Lelan Rogers in the huddle against Nazareth College during the 2022-2023 season.
Lelan Rogers leaves for SUNY Cortland, Lacrosse without a head coach
Women’s lacrosse team plays on Senior Day. /Photo courtesy of YSM Media
Women’s lacrosse wins big against Keuka College on Senior Day and then defeats Nazareth University for the first time in program history
In her 16th season head coach Kristin St. Hilaire has a 129-91 record.
‘I am truly humbled’: Kristin St. Hilaire to be inducted into the Upstate Lacrosse Foundation Hall of Fame
Photo courtesy of YSM Media.
‘Par’ usual: Men’s golf maintains success entering the spring season
Tangerine archive photo.
Catching Up With Men’s Wrestling
Photo by Dr. Kelly Minerva
Women’s Wrestling team and Ampersand magazine join forces for latest edition
Connor Lapresi is set to become the first women’s wrestling coach in program history. Courtesy of Utica Athletics
Women’s wrestling looks forward to program’s first season
Utica took down Elmira in a 9-4 game. Jordyn Conte got the win on the mound as she pitched the complete game only letting up two earned runs while having nine strikeouts. // Photo Luke Reed | Staff Photographer
Utica softball finding success after sweeping Elmira
Photo submitted by Angelina Merulla
Angelina Merulla and growing gymnastics team look forward to second season
A Utica gymnast during a meet the team event. /Photo courtesy of Luke Reed
Meet the gymnastics team photo gallery by Luke Reed
Photo of Jane Fahy courtesy of Kaleigh Sturtevant.
Puttin in work: Jane Fahy sets shot put school record
Athlete Justin Swavely. Photo courtesy of Kayleigh Sturtevant @shotsbysturdy.
The shot that put Swavley on top
Laura Meade running on the track. /Photo courtesy of Kayleigh Sturtevant
Speedy Meadey: Not Your Average Athlete
The Carbone Family Esports Auditorium at Utica University. /Photo courtesy of Utica University.
Utica University Esports continues to thrive
Photo of Staff Writer Megan Wright in New York City
First Time in NYC was ‘fun, new and mildly exhausting’
Pittsburgh Pirates vs Yankees on Sept. 28. Photo by Kate Gaffney.
Op-Ed: Battle in the Big Apple – Who will be New York’s best this year?
Photo of Ramadan decorations at the mosque by Syamimi Anuar
Op-Ed: Ramadan far from home, but close to heart
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Super Bowl 2025: Eagles defense ‘dictated the tempo,” halftime show ‘visually stunning’
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Eagles or Chiefs? Here are some Utica students’ picks
Mary Christopher (seated), surrounded by (from left) Megan Postal, Hollie David and Isabella Hudziak in October 2022. (Photo: Tangerine 75th anniversary Facebook page)
POV: Our work mom, Mary, is the absolute best
A sign facing out of Dr. Specht's office window.
Guest Column from Dr. Steven Specht: Job training
Professional head shot of Celeste Friend. Courtesy of Celeste Friend
Q & A: Utica mayoral candidate Celeste Friend
A well rounded Breakfast at from Wisk bakery in the city of Utica
Turn up the heat: Wisk for breakfast
Megan Tierney and Nolan Hyman after being awarded with the Outstanding Attorney award at the St. Bonaventure 11th Annual Friar Face-Off Tournament Closing Ceremony.
Op-ed: Utica University’s Mock Trial Team Powers Forward Towards Regionals After St. Bonaventure Tournament
Photo courtesy of Utica University Upsilons
Guest Column – Celebrating legacy and unity: We, the Utica Upsilons, redefine “The Red Hat”
Priya Katwala at an orientation event. Photo submitted by Priya Catwalk.
Guest Column: Letter to Graduating Class of 2024
A sign displayed from the office window of Distinguished Professor of Psychology Steven Specht.
Guest Column from Distinguished Professor of Psychology Steven Specht: Job training is not higher education
Photo of Staff Writer Megan Wright in New York City
First Time in NYC was ‘fun, new and mildly exhausting’
Photo of Ramadan decorations at the mosque by Syamimi Anuar
Op-Ed: Ramadan far from home, but close to heart
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POV: Heartbreak in KC, How Buffalo’s triumphant season ended
Mickale Thompson reflects on his time as the 86th editor-in-chief of The Tangerine. Courtesy of The Tangerine photo file
Thompson: My tenure at The Tangerine is something I will cherish for the rest of my life
Breannan O’Hara, center, stands with her host parents, Alberto and Marcela, in Costa Rica. // Courtesy of Breannan O’Hara.
Host family to second family: Strong bonds abroad
Professional head shot of Celeste Friend. Courtesy of Celeste Friend
Q & A: Utica mayoral candidate Celeste Friend
Megan Tierney and Nolan Hyman after being awarded with the Outstanding Attorney award at the St. Bonaventure 11th Annual Friar Face-Off Tournament Closing Ceremony.
Op-ed: Utica University’s Mock Trial Team Powers Forward Towards Regionals After St. Bonaventure Tournament
National flags hang from the wall in the Strebel Student Center.
Jamaican national flag removed from Student Center
Photo Credits: Vasyl Yurkuts, Dr. Crisp cleaning his AirForce 1's sneakers at Feet Heat event.
UCPB: Feet Heat
Megan Postol '16 pictured above.
Alum Column – Fall 22 Tangerine Advisor Megan Postol ‘16
GALLERY: Utica University’s 2023 Unity Walk
GALLERY: Utica University’s 2023 Unity Walk
President Todd Pfannestiel poses with former President Laura Casamento and former President Todd Hutton.
Presidential inauguration 2023
Softball Senior Night- Photo Gallery
Softball Senior Night- Photo Gallery
Gallery: Utica Women’s Softball vs Nazareth College
Baseball team line up for game.
Gallery: Utica Men’s Baseball vs Elmira College
President Laura Casamento answers questions from Tangerine News Editor Mickale Thompson in a recent interview. Casamento will retire as president of Utica University at the end of the semester.
TANGERINE EXCLUSIVE: One-On-One with President Casamento
Editor-in-Chief Matthew Breault portrayed as The Grinch. Cartoon created by Stephen Clark.
How The Editor-in-Chief Stole Christmas
The Tangerine's Staff Fish Mr. Fishy Pulitzer.
Mr. Fishy Pulitzer
Our First Cartoon
Our First Cartoon
Professor David Chanatry in his office during the Fall 2024 semester. Photo by Syamimi Anuar
Professor David Chanatry retires after two decades at Utica University
Jame Ostinett playing guitar. Photo taken from James Ostinett’s LinkedIn page.
Professor Spotlight: James Ostinett
Professor Audrey Cross's Cybertrucked parked at Utica University. Photo by Grace Christopher
Cybertruck generates buzz on campus: ‘It’s a head turner for sure’
The food from City Cafe.
Turn Up the Heat: City Cafe
A sign facing out of Dr. Specht's office window.
Guest Column from Dr. Steven Specht: Job training
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Professors Leonore Fleming and Alexandra Plakias present in the Willard Conference Room in DePerno Hall. Photo by Syamimi Anuar
Is lab-grown meat the future of food? Philosophy professors discuss cultured meat
Syamimi Anuar, Online/Social Media Editor • March 28, 2025

Could lab-grown meat be the future of food? Two philosophy professors discussed the ethical, environmental and societal implications of cultured meat on Tuesday, March 25 in the...

Mayor Mike Galime. Photo from the Mayor’s Office
Budget debate dominates Utica Common Council meeting, residents will see tax increase
James Hymon, Contributing Writer • March 28, 2025

Tensions ran high inside Utica’s Common Council chambers on March 19, as residents and council members grappled with the potential impact of a proposed property tax increase.  Though...

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Professors Leonore Fleming and Alexandra Plakias present in the Willard Conference Room in DePerno Hall. Photo by Syamimi Anuar
Is lab-grown meat the future of food? Philosophy professors discuss cultured meat
Syamimi Anuar, Online/Social Media Editor • March 28, 2025

Could lab-grown meat be the future of food? Two philosophy professors discussed the ethical, environmental and societal implications of cultured...

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First Time in NYC was ‘fun, new and mildly exhausting’
Megan Wright, Staff Writer • March 28, 2025

Over spring break, I went to New York City, which probably doesn’t sound that exciting to local people who have been there 100 times. But I’m...

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Sports
Utica Men’s Basketball won the Empire 8 Tournament and earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season. Photo by Kayleigh Sturtevant
Utica Men’s Basketball Season in Review
Nick Phillips, Sports Reporter • March 28, 2025

Utica’s men’s basketball season came to a close on Friday, March 7 after a 79-57 loss to Montclair State University during the first round of NCAA Division III Tournament. The...

Utica men’s hockey lined up for the National Anthem. Photo by Tobias Neto
Utica University men’s hockey team defeats St. Norbert in NCAA Quarterfinal
Tobias Neto, Contributing Writer • March 27, 2025

Utica University’s men’s hockey team took on St. Norbert College on March 22 in the NCAA Division III Quarterfinal and came out victorious in front of a home crowd. The Pioneers...

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Photo of Staff Writer Megan Wright in New York City
First Time in NYC was ‘fun, new and mildly exhausting’
Megan Wright, Staff Writer • March 28, 2025

Over spring break, I went to New York City, which probably doesn’t sound that exciting to local people who have been there 100 times. But I’m...

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Pittsburgh Pirates vs Yankees on Sept. 28. Photo by Kate Gaffney.
Op-Ed: Battle in the Big Apple – Who will be New York’s best this year?
Kate Gaffney, Intern • March 27, 2025

The Major League Baseball season is back, with the majority of the opening day games being played on March 27. The New York Yankees and the New...

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