Editorial: Art plays a vital role in social justice movements
Throughout history, the intersection of art and activism has played a crucial role in social movements against inequality, oppression and injustice.
Throughout history, the intersection of art and activism has played a crucial role in social movements against inequality, oppression and injustice.
Paula Turkon, assistant professor in the Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences, created a timeline to date changes in Northwestern Mexico.
Ithaca native Sasha Sagan wrote her first full-length novel, “For Small Creatures Such As We: Rituals for Meaning in Our Unlikely World,” focusing on her family history, experience with religion and relationship with the scientific community.
As the regular season comes to an end for the fall varsity sports, teams are celebrating their seniors during home games.
Ithaca is often ranked as one of the most liberal cities in the United States but the community is not immune to labor rights issues.
It’s important that students and campus community members work to recognize and understand the challenges local workers face.
Making the conscious decision to shop locally has far-reaching benefits that popular online and chain stores just don’t offer
The members have been selected for the search committee for a new dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications.
After 18 years, Mickie Quinn ’94 moved back to Ithaca in 2014.
We must remember that, at the center of these controversies, there are people who are going through a complicated, emotional time in their lives.
THRIVE at IC held its first workshop Oct. 8 to offer students tips on how to balance social, emotional and physical aspects of their lives.
Junior Erin Copozzi, and seniors Shannon Grage and Justinian Michaels started Barrack’s Bracelets to honor Jase Barrack, who died last spring.