Using Social Media to Communicate Science: Kat Hawley '23
It’s been said that Generation Z lives on social media. But with hundreds of thousands of views and followers between...
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Utica College Awarded Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant
Utica College has been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support increasing the number of students...
Biology Professor Jessica Thomas Receives Coveted Dr. Virgil Crisafulli Distinguished Teaching Award
“This professor made me feel even more empowered to learn,” said one former student. “She is the first person on...
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Neuroscience major Taylor Brown ‘22 excited for possibilities new science center expansion will bring
In a time when many colleges and businesses have had to put construction on hold amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Utica...
Utica College Biology Professor Scanga Honored with Harold T. Clark Jr. Award
Sara Scanga, professor of biology, has been named the 2021 recipient of the prestigious Harold T. Clark Jr. Award. Since...
42nd Annual Utica College Regional Science Fair to Determine Best of the Best Middle, High School Scientists
What is the effect of acid rain on plants? How can you make a cloud in a bottle? How smart...
Science Center Expansion has UC looking toward the future: Connor Yingling ‘22
With a professor of nursing, or as he calls her, ‘mom,’ in the family, Connor Yingling ‘22 is no stranger...
Powerful Medicine: Henry Spring '77
When Henry Spring stepped onto Utica College’s campus in 1973, he had a vision. “I wanted to graduate from the...
Creature Comforts: Mya Pope '20 on animal behavior and women's empowerment
Animal behavior major Mya Pope '20 talks about her love of big cats, her plans for a career as an animal care professional, and her advocacy for women's rights.
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