Utica University

The Cynkus Family Welcome Center is situated near the main entrance to the university. The building houses the undergraduate admissions office, where prospective students can meet their admissions councilors and serves as the starting point for campus tours. The building also features interview rooms, student ambassador work spaces, and a great room with a fireplace.

The Ralph F. Strebel Student Center houses the main dining commons, a large fireplace lounge, and Strebel Auditorium, which is the venue for student theatrical productions. The building is home to the campus radio station WPNR, as well as the offices for Student Living and Campus Engagement, the student health center, student senate, the campus store and campus safety offices.

The Frank E. Gannett Memorial Library is a center for learning and research. The main entrance houses Common Grounds, a student-inspired coffee shop with beverages, bagels, and more. The library itself features a large number of computer workstations, individual study rooms, private group study spaces, and areas for quiet study on the top floor. It also houses the university's Writing Center and Math and Science Center. There is also a subterranean level that includes the university's art gallery as well as a concourse area for events, recitals, and large gatherings.

The Issac Gordon Science Center includes the general biology laboratory, the microbiology laboratory, and the chemical synthesis laboratory. In 2022, the university built a 25,000 square foot extension called the Science Center Annex, which offers advanced learning in research in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields. The building also houses the Donahue Auditorium lecture hall and the grab-and-go dining wing Le Bistro.

The F. Eugene Romano Hall features state-of-the-art physical and occupations therapy laboratories. The building is also home to the Shaheen Nursing Laboratory, which mimics the environment of a functioning hospital floor, equipped with nursing stations, hospital beds and simulation mannequins. The top floor houses advanced laboratory spaces for anatomy and physiology learning and research.

Lauren and Corky Bull Hall houses the crime laboratory and computer forensics laboratory, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Utica University's Northeast Cyber Forensics Center and Center for Identity Management and Information Protection are both administered from this building. The building is also home to the Carbone E-sports Auditorium, equipped with 30 gaming computer stations, a main stage with a large screen and spectator seating.

Gary M. Thurston Hall is the learning facility for the university's Construction Management students. The building features smart classrooms, a fully equipped materials laboratory, and computer laboratories with industry-standard estimating project management and digital modeling software. The building also features the multi-purpose Hislop Auditorium, as well as faculty offices and meeting spaces.

Addison Miller White Hall connects the primary academic buildings with faculty offices and a variety of resources for Utica University students, including the registrar, international education, and other campus offices. White hall also opens onto the university's academic quad where students, faculty, and staff often gather.

Moses G. Hubbard Hall houses classes that are taught in a broad range of disciplines. The building features classroom spaces, as well as offices for the Center for Student Success, Opportunity Programs, and Learning Services. The building is also the location for the Jeremy Thurston Center for Career Readiness, which offers students career preparation services, as well as access to campus employment, internships, among others.

The Harold Thomas Clark Jr. Athletic Center is the hub of athletic programs, fitness, and recreation. The facility features a 2,200-seat gymnasium, swimming pool, training rooms, free weight rooms, and fully equipped team facilities with saunas. The ground floor houses the Kunath Fitness Center, which offers Nautilus equipment, treadmills, stationary, recumbent bikes, and other equipment. Racquetball courts, dance facilities, and athletic department offices can also be found in the building.

The Professor Raymond Simon Convergence Media Center is in the Faculty Center building, where faculty offices and instruction rooms are located. The Convergence Media Center is a fully equipped high-definition video facility with a television studio, control room, edit suite, robotic cameras, and an isolation sound booth. The Convergence Media Center also includes a smart classroom with multimedia workstations. Next door to the center is the office of Utica University's award-winning student-run newspaper The Tangerine.

The Charles A. Gaetano Stadium is designed for football, lacrosse, field hockey, soccer, and intramural sports. The facility features seating for 1,200 people, stadium lighting for night games, and a synthetic turf field. Right next door to Gaetano Stadium is the university's new Track and Field Complex. The synthetic turf facility includes eight-lane outdoor track, multi-sport practice field, digital scoreboard, and NCAA compliant lighting system.

The Todd and Jen Hutton Sports and Recreation center is a 135,000 square-foot multisport facility with an eight-lane, two hundred-meter NCAA competition indoor track. Other features include four multi-sport courts, artificial turf practice field, and a weight room. The state-of-the-art air-supported dome is one of the largest facilities of its kind in North America.

Utica University has seven residence halls for students who choose to live on campus: North Hall, South Hall, Sherwood Boelert Hall, Alumni Hall, Bell Hall, Tower Hall, and Pioneer Village.

WPNR, also known as Pioneer Radio, is Utica University's student-run 24/7 hour radio station featuring a variety of music, live sports broadcasting and public service announcements. WPNR broadcasts games and posts highlight reels on their website, along with various player and coach interviews.[14] WPNR-FM and 90.7 MHz has been the licensed call letters and frequency of Utica University radio since October 22, 1977

The Tangerine is Utica University's student-run newspaper. The newspaper began the same year as the institution in 1946. Originally called the Utica College News, the newspaper's name changed to the Utica College Oracle, then finally settling on the current name The Tangerine, a nod to Syracuse University's school color and athletic moniker, as well as their newspaper The Daily Orange.