Hinds Community College - Utica Campus

10/30/2026

Introducing Your 2026 - 2027 Mister and Miss Utica‼️

⭐️Javon Rose and Jayla Snow⭐️

Congratulations!

10/30/2026

𝙎𝙀𝘼𝙎𝙊𝙉 𝙊𝙋𝙀𝙉𝙀𝙍🏀

🆚 Wallace Community College-Selma
📌 Decatur, AL
⏰ 2:00 PM
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10/28/2026

✨ You are cordially invited to witness the Coronation of Javon M. Rose and Jayla V. Snow.

Join us TONIGHT as we celebrate this special occasion on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the J.D. Boyd Gym on the Hinds Community College Utica Campus. Doors open at 5:15 p.m.

We look forward to sharing this memorable evening of royalty, tradition, and excellence with our campus community. 👑

10/27/2026

📍 Pinned to the Legacy

Join us as we officially welcome the Class of 2026 into the rich history and tradition of Hinds Community College Utica Campus during the Freshman Pinning Ceremony.

🗓 Tuesday, October 27, 2026
⏰ 1:00 p.m.
📍 Shirley Hopkins Davis Amphitheater

This special ceremony marks the beginning of a journey rooted in excellence and leadership.

⚫⚪ Attire: Black & White Business Professional

Rich in History. Build Your Legacy. Rise at the U.

10/22/2026

💗 On October 7, the Hinds CC Utica Campus came together to raise awareness and show support during our Breast Cancer Awareness Walk! Led by Ms. Black Hinds County USA, Ayana Davis, students, faculty, and staff took steps toward promoting education, hope, and early detection.

A special thank you to St. Dominic Hospital for sponsoring the event and providing the iconic Big Pink Chair, which served as a powerful reminder of the importance of breast cancer awareness and advocacy. Together, we walk for survivors, honor those we've lost, and support those still fighting. 🎀

10/22/2026

Celebrating Cultural Diversity in the Sociology Classroom 🌎

On October 1, 2026, students in the Introduction to Sociology class at Utica had the opportunity to explore and celebrate the richness of cultures represented within our classroom and around the world.
Students shared cultural traditions and perspectives connected to Native American communities, Jamaica, Mexico, South Africa, Brazil, Japan, Hawaii, Nigeria, China, South Korea, Spain, the Dominican Republic, Italy, Pakistan, Egypt, Barbados, and Greece.

Through their presentations, students explored a variety of cultural elements, including customs, housing, transportation, rituals, climate, education systems, food, and music. This experience provided an engaging way for students to connect sociological concepts to real-world cultural experiences.

One of the most meaningful aspects of the activity was witnessing students demonstrate respect, curiosity, and appreciation for cultural differences. The classroom became a space where students could learn from one another, ask questions, and gain a greater understanding of perspectives beyond their own experiences.
Understanding and respecting different cultures are important components of building inclusive and connected communities. This activity encouraged students to look beyond unfamiliarity and recognize the value that cultural diversity brings to our society.

We are proud of Utica students for embracing this opportunity to learn, share, and celebrate the many cultures that make our communities and our world so diverse. 🌎❤️

10/22/2026

10/22/2026

A legacy that goes beyond the crown! 👑❤️

Our Former Miss Utica, Matysha Miller, surprised our Current Miss Utica, Jayla Snow, with a personal donation, showing that the title of Miss Utica is about more than a crown , it’s about sisterhood, support, and leaving a lasting impact. ✨

The crown may be passed down, but the love and commitment to uplifting the next queen will always remain. 👑❤️�

10/22/2026