Ithaca College students create online magazine focused on outdoors
Students at Ithaca College have created an online magazine about outdoor activities called Explore Magazine.
Students at Ithaca College have created an online magazine about outdoor activities called Explore Magazine.
Ithaca College professors have been asking students to buy their books through Buffalo Street Book’s “First Class” program over the college’s Bookstore.
The Ithacan interviewed six vendors at the Ithaca Farmers Market to hear the stories behind the booths.
Student start-up brings students and small businesses closer together with engaging treasure hunts.
IC Greens, Ithaca College’s green party organization, will host a 24 hour-theater festival in which students will write and direct six different plays in 24 hours. The plays will be performed at 8 p.m. Sept. 12 in the Hill Center, room 104.
Cornell University’s exhibit “For a Quart of Ale is a Dish Fit for a King” delves into the history of craft breweries in the upstate and central New York.
Lauren DeCicca ’11 has taken photographs around Burma and other countries for The New York Times, Al Jazeera, TIME and other news outlets.
Owners of local Ithaca staple Mercato have opened Le Cafe Cent-Dix, bringing quality French cuisine to the streets of Ithaca.
Students involved in South Hill Forest Products are farming honey, syrup and mushrooms in the Ithaca College Natural Lands.
Janice Levy, professor of media arts, sciences, and studies, will be giving a keynote speech for the Kellogg Fellows Leadership Alliance seminar.
Students embrace slacklining as a vehicle for stress relief and outdoor fun.
Artist Julia Randall’s hyperrealistic drawings are featured in the Handwerker Gallery in an exhibit titled “Oral Fixations.”