From Malaysia to Masonic (and beyond)
A Rohingya refugee naturalized as a U.S. citizen in 2025, Nurhaliza Syukur ’26 was born and raised in Malaysia, coming to the United States in 2019 with aspirations of a career in medicine.
Encouragement and Wisdom: Dr. Clemmie Harris
Utica alumni reflect on the professors who made a lasting impact.
The professor that has left a lasting mark on me and continues to do so is Dr. Clemmie Harris.
His patience, wisdom, and immense depth of knowledge has stuck with me and benefited me since my time in Utica and even beyond. I'm currently a Product Manager at Enyata and his words of encouragement and wisdom still impact me today.
Fortunately, I am still in close contact with him and met up with him when he was Ghana last summer.
- Joseph Calvin Mends ’19; Accra, Ghana
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Big little sister
Dr. Franits' book examines texts and other artistic works rendered by siblings of individuals with disabilities, interrogating the impact of disability on the identity of non-disabled siblings.
Local Organizations Give to Utica University’s Tangerine Group Food Pantry
Tangerine Grove received a $5,000 gift from The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties and a $300 gift from the Genesis Group.
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