Fashion trends often change, and it can be hard to keep up or know where to shop for the latest looks. With summer just around the corner, there are new and old trends rising. Last summer one of the most...

After more than two decades of guiding students under the bright stage lights and behind the curtains, Producer Joel Kaczmarczyk prepares to take his final bow as Director of Utica’s Theatre Department...

At Utica High School, during the week of September 23 - September 27 Utica wanted to honor junior Tyler Trotto for his courageous battle he had victoriously won against Leukemia this past summer, and...

At the end of the ’23-’24 school year, Suzanne Greenfield got an unexpected new job as the Advisor for The Arrow newspaper. Originally, Greenfield only taught English 10 and English 12 classes and...

Teacher Anthony Sader’s Instagram account has been gaining in popularity, with his followers being none other than his students. “I started the account before I started working at Utica, on March...

Everybody has their own niche when it comes to hobbies. Some people are skilled bakers, others are talented artists, and some are great athletes. Some skills, however, are truly extraordinary, such as...

He walks Utica’s halls in his suit and tie, but during his Eisenhower High School days, principal Tim Youngblood was more likely to be seen wearing an athletic jersey. A three-sport athlete,...

U.S. history and chemistry teacher Ryan Hines has joined the Utica family. After coaching and student teaching for Utica, Hines is excited to have finally officially joined the Utica staff. Although...

An artist outside of the classroom, teacher Jennifer Allore submitted one of her pieces, titled “The Courage to Dream,” into The Explore Art Show. The theme is having the courage to create, without...