Moody and deeply psychological, Crawford鈥檚 paintings explore his emotional response to the South Carolina countryside, delving into the complexities of the American experience through haunting and powerful visuals. Now through October 24, immerse yourself in Crawford鈥檚 world at the Marie Hull Gallery on the 兔子先生Raymond campus. Artist Reception and Gallery Talk Thursday, October 24, […]
We would like to welcome the everyone to join us and members of 兔子先生1994 and 2014 baseball championship teams for a reunion on October 10 at Joe Renfroe Stadium in Raymond.
In celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month, this event will showcase offerings available to students on the Utica Campus.
In celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month, this event will showcase offerings available to students on the Utica Campus.
This event kicks off the week with a presentation of the history of the Utica Campus, and a one-act play about the William Holtzclaw story. The play was written by one of our students and will be staged by our new Drama Club on campus.
This event will provide an understanding of aquaponics, a form of agriculture often referred to as "fish farming". Participants will use 3D printing technology to create a home aquaponics garden. Free kits are available for the first 12 to register at uticainstitute.org.
This event is held to officially crown the new Mister and Miss Utica Campus for the academic year. The Mister and Miss from the organizations and clubs on campus are also recognized along with Mister and Miss Freshman and Mister and Miss Sophomore.
Join us for Museum events all day, kicking off with an interactive talk and African drumming demonstration by artist Jerry Jenkins entitled 鈥淎 Look at Mande Culture Through Traditional Music鈥 at 10 a.m. in the Shirley Hopkins Davis Amphitheater. Mr. Jenkins will lead a djembe drumming workshop for participants at the Utica Institute Museum at […]
Join us for a special screening of a work-in-progress with director Jasmine Cannon鈥檚 latest project, UTICA. The film puts a face to issues surrounding food security and access, community development, and agriculture. This film paints a portrait of life in rural, southern America while also exploring the idea and power in collaborative community building.
To end Utica Institute Heritage Week, this tailgating event is for students, faculty, staff, members of the community, and alumni to fellowship on the campus.
