Astrology rises in popularity throughout the IC community
Over the past year, astrology has risen in popularity amongst members of the Ithaca College community.
Over the past year, astrology has risen in popularity amongst members of the Ithaca College community.
One of IC’s biggest traditions, Open Mic Night, returned to the Campus Center Pub Sept. 2 after over a year of virtual performances.
Junior Maddy Leitner enjoys a Jonah’s Jive sandwich, one of the plant-based options from Ithaca Bakery on Sept. 6 in IC Square.
Mara Baldwin, director of the Handwerker Gallery, spent a week in August creating art at the Elizabeth Murray Artist Residency.
The Tompkins Center for History and Culture’s exhibit “Breaking Barriers: Women’s Lives & Livelihoods” displays Ithaca’s legacy of women’s suffrage.
With all of the ensembles, acapella groups, choirs and dance companies at Ithaca College, it can be easy for students looking to get involved in the arts to get overwhelmed.
Ithaca College Business School professor Ed Catto hosted a panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2021 about pop culture entrepreneurship in history.
Noon Fifteen performs Aug. 19 at the Bernie Milton Pavillion on The Commons for approximately 200 people.
On July 16, former Ithaca College students Jake Smith (’20) and John Kearny (’20) hosted “The Showcase at the State,” where up-and-coming musicians performed.
Olivia D’Amato shares her experience working on set of “A Quiet Place Part II” with Frankie Walls in Q&A.
Peter Johanns, associate professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, posted his first TikTok “Tru-den Pen-ris” on Oct. 30, 2020.
As a part of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, which takes place in May, The Ithacan spoke with four AAPI alumni and a current student who work in art and communication.