The Ithacan

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The Ithaca Arthaus is an affordable housing apartment building for artists currently under construction at 130 Cherry St. The ground floor will feature an art gallery.

The SHARE farm holds a peach tree planting ceremony each spring, inviting the nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and neighbors to participate.

With the transition to hybrid classes, art professors have to balance teaching students on Zoom and in person while abiding by COVID-19 safety guidelines.

Songs for Change, a student-run virtual concert series, is using music to raise money for mutual aid organizations that support communities of color.

Find a superhero cape and a pen, because it is Will Eisner Week at the Tompkins County Public Library. The library holds the week every March in honor of the late cartoonist, Will Eisner.

Andrew Sprague ‘20 rehearses for the opera “Dido and Aeneas” with the rest of the cast Jan. 25, 2020. Rehearsals for shows this spring are held on Zoom or socially distanced with actors in masks.

The Ithaca College Center for LGBT Education, Outreach and Services used the documentary, “Disclosure: Trans Lives on Screen,” to start its conversation about LGBTQ representation in media.

Salvatore’s most recent accomplishment is the upcoming publication of “Can’t Take That Away,” which will be released on March 9.

The ninth annual Women Leaders Series launched its first event March 1 and will continue hosting 11 more virtual events throughout March.

The Ithacan’s Life & Culture section has compiled a list of stories, terms and traditions that students should know about the college’s culture as they settle into campus life.

On Feb. 19, shoppers lined up outside the store at 744 S. Meadow St. to scour the newly installed, tightly packed shelves.

“Boogie for the State” is the name of this year’s virtual Boogie Shakedown concert and fundraiser for the State Theatre.