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Alone Time

By Christina Tudor • April 26, 2015

Well, it’s that time in the semester where everyone starts to slowly drown under the weight of final projects, exams, and papers. We can do it ya’ll. We can do it. Speaking as someone who finished...

Thank You, Climate Hero

By Faith Meckley, Assistant News Editor • April 26, 2015

On April 20th, Heather Doyle plead guilty to her actions at Dominion's Cove Point LNG export terminal in Lusby, Maryland on Feb. 3, in which she trespassed onto a construction site and scaled the arm of...

YouTube Boyfriends (My Interview with Matthew and Michael)

By Angel L. Zayas, Blogger • April 22, 2015

Now, when one thinks of dating websites, one might think of ChristianMingle.com or eHarmony or even popular dating apps like Tinder and Grindr (Lord, help you all…) However, for two of my idols and possibly one of the most adorable couples on Earth, YouTube was their means of finding love. Matthew Schueller and Michael Lindsay are two YouTubers with nearly 75,000 subscribers combined. They met by watching each other’s “Coming Out” video and are now one of the cutest couples on YouTube.

Relationship Responsibilities

By Christina Tudor • April 19, 2015

I mentioned a few posts back that I’ve been helping with a program called SPEAK as a part of my internship with The Advocacy Center. SPEAK stands for Supporting People’s Empowerment and Knowledge and...

Flying High

By Corey Hess, Photography Editor • April 19, 2015

The Ithacan's drone flies high over the fields on Ithaca's campus, getting a bird's-eye view of the buildings on campus.

An Uncertain Future

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • April 18, 2015

My participation in the Great March for Climate Action over the course of five months changed my thoughts and perceptions on a lot of things. One thing I didn’t expect it to change was my firmly held plans about motherhood.

Ink About It

By Tommy Battistelli, Assistant Photo Editor • April 16, 2015

What It’s Like Being a G.B.F.

By Angel L. Zayas, Blogger • April 13, 2015

Many people don’t know this, but Netflix actually has an entire Gay and Lesbian section. Now for someone who identifies as homosexual, this is immediately appealing. I get to watch cheesy romantic comedies but with a situation that is more relatable. However, in general, the movies end up being poorly made, not plausible, and overly sexual. Does this stop me from watching the movies? No. This is all I have to make myself feel like someone else gets my issues and desires. Even then, I wish some more funding would go into this genre.

My Relationship with Drag

By Angel L. Zayas, Blogger • April 8, 2015

This whole experience has me thinking though about the LGBT community on Ithaca’s campus. Now, one misconception some of the world has and that I find ABSOLUTELY problematic is that drag queens and transgender people are the same. That’s not true. It can be, I suppose, but it’s not always the case. In fact, I’ve seen on the Ithaca College campus, people cross-dressing and claiming that “gave them some insight into what it’s like to be transgender.” That’s wrong. There’s no other way of putting it.

How to Handle Disclosures

By Christina Tudor • April 7, 2015

*Trigger Warning: Discussion of Sexual Assault April marks the start of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This year I am really impressed with the way that campus groups have been collaborating and co-sponsoring...

Just Some Good News…

By Christina Tudor • April 6, 2015

So I had the misfortune of getting very sick with a cold on Sunday after a wonderful weekend that I spent with a close friend who was visiting from her college. I am now in that stage where I feel better...

Syracuse University divests

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • April 4, 2015

One of the best things Ithaca College can do to fulfill its goal of benefiting others, in specific regards to communities and individuals affected by industry and climate change, is to remove all ties to fossil fuels. That includes divesting our endowment.

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