Musicians keep the rhythm flowing through the pandemic
Local musicians have found time to create new pieces of music since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Local musicians have found time to create new pieces of music since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ithaca College junior Annie Marie Peña-Castellanos makes and sells jewelry to support Black Lives Matter organizations and bail funds.
Stories in music paint a vivid musical picture for listeners. Ana Alonso-Minutti will give a lecture on the long, despondent history of La Llorona.
Students and faculty in the Ithaca College Department of Writing have found new ways to stay creative during the pandemic.
Senior Jamela Wharton qualified for the upcoming National American Miss pageant. The pageant is set to be held in Orlando, Florida.
On Oct. 31, Ithaca College senior Aaliyah Warrington’s play “Gather Ye Children” premiered virtually.
Online classes for Fall 2020 have posed difficulties in teaching and learning for faculty and students in the School of Music.
TAMASHA is a new Bollyfusion-focused dance club at Cornell University. Ithaca College students may participate.
VIC hosted the benefit concert in anticipation of VIC’s 34th annual 50-hour radio marathon, set to run in April 2021.
With COVID-19 making trick-or-treating and other Halloween festivities harder, Ithaca residents have found new ways to celebrate the holiday.
Michael Twomey, retired Charles A. Dana professor of humanities and arts at Ithaca College, published an essay based on medieval encyclopedias.
Some students wrote scripts before the pandemic for their senior theses, while others have to re-create new projects entirely.