The freedom to tell their story but the apprehension they feel when faced with telling the truth is what poets and Ithaca College students alike revealed during the “In Your Own Words!” poetry slam on Wednesday.
The Distinguished Visiting Writer series began on Thursday with a reading by fiction writer Lydia Davis.
It’s Housekeeper Appreciation Week at Ithaca College, and the residents of Terrace 2 are grateful for the services of Angela Copeland, the facilities attendant for Terrace 1 and 2.
The Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management is investigating a report that electronic devices, a wallet and keys were stolen from the Roy H. Park School of Communications on Thursday.
Paula M.L. Moya, associate professor in the Department of English at Stanford University, discussed the language of race, Tuesday night in Emerson Suites.
The Ithaca-Tompkins County Transportation Council has allocated $95,000 of federal funding to a study of the feasibility of a sidewalk on Danby Road.
As e-cigarette use becomes more prevalent, student policies have yet to be clearly defined.
Candidates for the Ithaca College SGA presented their plans for change on campus to the student body on Monday evening in IC Square.
The construction of The Commons is currently on track and on budget to meeting its Thanksgiving 2014 completion deadline.
The Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit bus company has received funding through the Federal Transit Administration to pilot a hydrogen-powered bus in 2014.
The Tompkins County Workers’ Center leads a rally for the living wage on Tuesday afternoon, outside the Tompkins County Legislature
The Office of Public Safety reported Tuesday morning that an arrest has been made in response to a burglary in Circle Apartments/Building 150 in August.
