Between 2000 and 2005, 54 to 59 percent of American youth, aged 6–17, participated in sports. However, over 70 percent of participants dropping out of youth sports programs before high school.

Ithaca College faculty and staff members have taken it upon themselves to create short-term programs for students who want a study abroad experience.

Concerns about micro-aggressions, as stated in a series of bills passed by SGA, will be addressed at an upcoming workshop for faculty members.

The Ebola epidemic has resulted in thousands of deaths and has destabilized many communities across the West African states of Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia. The media coverage of the Ebola crisis here...

Voter turnout in the 2014 midterm elections marked an all-time low since World War II according to the United States Elections Project.

At Ithaca College and across the country, sexual assault is a constant topic of conversation. National attention is directed at college campuses and how they respond to sexual assault and sexual violence....

Studies indicate there is a need for a culture shift toward an attitude supporting the need for sleep for working adults and for college students.

The Ithaca College Student Government Association passed two bills to ban use of all single-use plastic bags and water bottles on campus.

Amidst a swirl of budget cuts and an ever-increasing workload, Mom resigned from her job as a school psychologist at the Watkins Glen School District in 2012. After resigning, she took up a profession she had been doing on and off since she was 18 and in college: bartending.

Modern studies and professors contest whether the innate technological abilities attributed to the millennial generation extend into academia.

After an injury limited him last year, junior runner Sawyer Hitchcock is hoping to return to Nationals for the first time since his strong freshman season.