Writers at IC create stories away from campus
Students and faculty in the Ithaca College Department of Writing have found new ways to stay creative during the pandemic.
Students and faculty in the Ithaca College Department of Writing have found new ways to stay creative during the pandemic.
Online classes for Fall 2020 have posed difficulties in teaching and learning for faculty and students in the School of Music.
With COVID-19 making trick-or-treating and other Halloween festivities harder, Ithaca residents have found new ways to celebrate the holiday.
Many professors in the Department of Theatre Arts have worked on professional productions, bringing what they learned back to their classes.
Bold, bright colors express even bolder ideas at the Underground Railroad mural displayed beneath the Aurora Street bridge on Green Street.
Walberg, a cinema and photography major, used photo mode in video games to take photographs with a real-life quality.
Tara Eng ’20, Kristen Harrison ’20, Alex Klein ’20 and Alisha Tamarchenko ’20, spent nearly every weekend filming “On the Fenceline” during Fall 2019.
Ithaca College sophomore Alexa Chalnick has approximately 592,200 followers on the short-video app TikTok after posting songwriting challenges.
Five Ithaca-based museums have developed plans around New York state’s guidelines for museum reopenings.
The fall seasons at Ithaca College’s Department of Theatre Arts and local theaters in Ithaca will look different this year because of the coronavirus.
The national flags of Spain, Brazil, Korea, Colombia and other countries hung from the ceiling of the Emerson Suites as students filed through the doors.
Political movements call for change through protests, speeches or executive action from national leaders.