LGBT Center creates an evening for students to celebrate
Students dusted off their dancing shoes and broke out their best outfits for the first post-COVID-19 pandemic Pride Prom on March 23 in the Emerson Suites.
Students dusted off their dancing shoes and broke out their best outfits for the first post-COVID-19 pandemic Pride Prom on March 23 in the Emerson Suites.
100 gecs take the eccentric hyperpop genre to the next level with internet humor and alternative rock in their new album, “10,000 gecs.”
After the 2022 “Scream” movie revitalized the franchise for a new generation of slasher fans, it’s sad to say that “Scream VI” takes a step backward.
Changes have been proposed to how dining at Ithaca College will operate in the future, with the inclusion of new meal plans and an exchange system.
Melanie Stein, provost and senior vice president of academic affairs, announced the retirement of Linda Petrosino as dean of the School of HS&HP.
Netflix’s end to password-sharing has sparked a debate regarding how the new rule will impact college students.
Joe Puccio, co-founder of Coursicle, experienced a mental breakdown but used it as an opportunity to destigmatize mental health.
Starbucks workers across New York State are complaining of continued retaliation and coercion by management in an attempt to stop unionization efforts, resulting in lawsuits against the company.
At the Bomber Invitational on Feb. 4 and 5, graduate student Logan Bruce highlighted the second day of competition after setting a new school record in the pentathlon.
As the Ithaca College men’s basketball program has raced out to a 12–6 record, the team has been awarding players the “Bomber Belt” after every win to give recognition to a strong performer.
2022–23 demographics data has become more inclusive after the Common App and the college started recording students’ gender identity.
Fraternities at Cornell University have made it into headlines in many major publications for reports of drink-spiking and a sexual assault at fraternity parties.