The Ithacan

The landscaping staff is clearly an indispensable part of the campus community — and one that deserves all the credit it receives and more.

While we should be discussing how to mindfully consume our technology so that it does not distract from our abilities to learn, the technology debate needs to focus on issues of equity as well.

It’s a spring day and students are out lounging in their hammocks, balancing on their tightropes and sitting on blankets or benches.

Faculty Council is reevaluating an IP rights policy proposed four years ago but lost in the approval process, preventing it from being enacted.

As technology becomes more common in the classroom, faculty and students are entering a debate as to whether it hinders or benefits learning.

The Ithacan is highlighting seniors from each of the five schools on campus who have done exemplary work throughout their time at the college.

The Ithacan is highlighting seniors from each of the five schools on campus who have done exemplary work throughout their time at the college.

The Ithacan is highlighting seniors from each of the five schools on campus who have done exemplary work throughout their time at the college.

An Ithaca College alum is suing the Ithaca Police Department for mistreatment when he was allegedly illegally detained at a party in 2016.

Housing issues in the areas around Ithaca College and Cornell University pushed the City of Ithaca’s Common Council to pass legislation.

The Student Alliance For Israel hosted the college’s first Holocaust memorial service April 22 in Muller Chapel.

The passing of the bill has been met with an outpour of support from communities and organizations affiliated with the movement for the acceptance of traditionally black hairstyles.

In addition, as Žižek suggests –– because the influence of Hegel in Marx’s thought is paramount –– this return to Marx must be bolstered by a return to Hegel.

Senior relief pitcher Matt Eiel pitches sidearm in order to throw off opposing batters and add something unique to his game.

Student documentaries to broadcast on Syracuse PBS station WCNY-TV
Three Ithaca College student documentaries produced in the college’s nonfiction production class will be broadcast 11 p.m.

President Shirley M. Collado and Provost La Jerne Cornish discussed the strategic plan with the Student Governance Council at its April 22 meeting.

April 8
Suspicious circumstances
Location: Substation Road
SUMMARY: Caller reported finding burnt papers in trash.

Cathy Crane, associate professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies at Ithaca College, started producing her first feature-length fiction film, “The Manhattan Front,” approximately three years ago.

As students shuffle into room 302 in Friends Hall, Powerpoint slides referencing the “hiragana,” or Japanese writing, of the week are screened on to the projector.

“Missing Link” is a visually spectacular stop-motion film about friendship and finding one’s place in the world.