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In Episode 4 of their Horror series, host Therese Kinirons deep dives with guest Hailey Howgate into the soon-to-be cult classic, Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022).

In March 2023, President La Jerne Cornish announced the upcoming Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging.

The Sunlit Residency in Ithaca is preparing to welcome its summer 2023 cohort of artists, writers, scholars and activists.

“The Quiet Girl” is a remarkably moving Irish film, empathetically portraying themes of childhood adolescence and loss.

“65” will leave audiences bored with its uninspired mix of action and creature feature callbacks to “Jurassic Park.”

The Ithaca College women’s lacrosse team held off a second-half rally from the Clarkson University Golden Knights on March 25, earning a 15–10 victory.

Host sophomore Luke Cammarata kicks off this season of “How IC Sports” by learning about sophomore Shaun Herlihy’s experience as a pole vaulter.

So, even though it is up to each college to make a change, the problem must be viewed as a national matter.

Ithaca Bikeshare, a local non-profit, plans to add more parking hubs and raise the costs of bike use.

Following the widely successful first two “Knives Out” films, Rian Johnson takes the murder mystery genre to television with “Poker Face.”

Alongside three of their former teammates, six members of the Ithaca College men’s lacrosse team have shared an off-campus duplex home since August 2022. 

Although the events of director Frances O’Connor’s “Emily” are somewhat fictional, the film gives Emily Brönte a second life.