On Feb. 16, the Ithaca College Alert Emergency Notification System sent out two emergency notifications to students, faculty and staff via phone call, text and email to give updates about the extreme ice and snow in the area.
Reporter Sammie Macaranas went on the quad to get a tally on whether or not Valentine's Day should be a holiday.
Ithaca College administrators shared updates about their efforts to close the college’s budget deficit — guided by the administrative analysis study conducted with the Huron Consulting Group — at the State of the College meeting Feb. 11 in Emerson Suites.
On Feb. 10, journalist and biographer Jonathan Eig visited the Tompkins County Public Library to speak about his book “King: A Life.” In 2024, the Martin Luther King Jr. biography won a Pulitzer Prize. Eig spoke to attendees about his years of research and King’s work as a civil rights activist and preacher while also uncovering who King was as a person.
The Ithaca College community remembers Harry Shuldman ’08, who died in a car crash Jan. 26 during a wildlife trip in Uganda. Shuldman was a staff member for The Ithacan who went on to work as a copy editor for The New York Post. While at the college, Shuldman majored in cinema and photography with a concentration in screenwriting, according to April Johanns, coordinator of student and external relations in the Roy H. Park School of Communications.
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The Ithaca College Bombers shut the SUNY Cortland Red Dragons out in a dominating 51-0 victory Feb. 12 at Ben Light
“Captain America: Brave New World,” directed by Julius Onah, marks the eagerly-anticipated movie debut of Sam
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