Black Fems United honors Juneteenth with cabaret
On June 19, Black Fems United of Ithaca College hosted a Juneteenth Benefit Cabaret to raise money for three organizations in solidarity with the Black Lives Matte
On June 19, Black Fems United of Ithaca College hosted a Juneteenth Benefit Cabaret to raise money for three organizations in solidarity with the Black Lives Matte
Ithaca College’s first fall sports practice will not be held Aug. 10 despite the NCAA Division III Administrative Committee’s decision on the matter.
The Indigo Girls’ latest album tackles the current political scene and growing up as an LGBT youth in the American south.
The NCAA Division III Administrative Committee has reduced the minimum competitions required for sports sponsorship and championship qualification.
Over the course of the six-month program, students are given the opportunity to bring their visions to reality — and possibly to the big screen.
Unfortunately, “Trolls World Tour” does not live up to the excitement that 2016’s “Trolls” brought.
Ithaca College will begin the 2020–21 academic year with in-person instruction Oct. 5.
Student guides continued to play a role in this year’s festival, even as the event was held virtually through Zoom.
By learning what other students experienced, we may find some inspiration to help us get through today’s current challenges.
Michael Watson ’13 teamed up with Lisa VillaMil ’13, Theresa Chiechi, and Lucas Gattoni to create “Ithaqa,” a Lovecraftian-horror comic book series.
The NCAA decided to cancel all remaining winter and spring sport championships as a precautionary measure amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Ithaca College has not made a decision about athletic participation in the coming weeks and the Liberty League doesn’t plan to take collective action.