Ithaca College’s fall semester Main Stage Theater lineup explores the theme of breaking convention with “Everybody,” “Sister Act,” “Hedda Gabler” and “The Antigone Project.” Contributing writer Linnea Carchedi spoke with members of the shows’ creative teams to discuss the productions.
On a typical Wednesday night, the blaring sound of bagpipes and the loud thud of drums echoes through the First Presbyterian Church in Ithaca.
A group of women charged into Walmart on a mission: raid the tampons, pads and chocolate aisles.
Down a gravel walkway behind La Tourelle Hotel & Spa, a small crowd of people listen and relax to soft music covers.
Within the basement of Clarke Hall lies a room full of hidden treasures.
College provides numerous opportunities for students to explore the world around them.
As an undergraduate, Anna Gardner ’19 worked at Ithaca College’s Handwerker Gallery.
This June, the Ithaca College community received a new addition to its scenery: a vibrant mural of soaring birds on the wall next to the Free Speech Rock.
In July, an estimated over 130,000 people attended San Diego Comic-Con at the San Diego Convention Center.
History has the potential to be highly interactive and relatable given the right circumstances — Renaissance fairs are one way to bring history to life.
Across the street from Ithaca College at the Creative Space Gallery (CSG), art students are preparing for the chance to showcase the work they’re proudest of.
On a dreary Sunday afternoon, approximately 3,400 brightly colored rubber ducks tumbled over Cascadilla Falls, racing to reach the end of their long journey along Cascadilla Creek.
