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Senior infielder Sydney Folk catches the ball in her mitt during the softball team’s practice March 26 at Glazer Arena. Folk has recorded at least one hit in nine of 10 games played. The Bombers are 8–2 to begin the season.

Softball team sizzles in opening games of the season

By Alexis Forde, Staff Writer March 26, 2014
The softball team has opened the season in historic fashion.

Former SUNY Oneonta southpaw adds depth to Bomber’s rotation

By Kristen Gowdy, Staff Writer March 26, 2014

The 2014 baseball season will be a homecoming of sorts for sophomore pitcher Benji Parkes, who transferred from SUNY Oneonta to Ithaca College this semester. A Lansing, N.Y., native, Parkes said he transferred...

Oil drilling in Yasuni, the last resort for a bleak economy

By Jeremy Li March 26, 2014

Recently I heard from a professor that Ecuadorian government has granted Chinese Developmental Bank a drilling license for oil on an area in the Amazon jungle. The native people that lived there was...

College to hold bone marrow donor drive

By Jack Curran, Online News Editor March 19, 2014
The college will hold its fourth annual Be The Match Bone Marrow Registry Drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 2 in Emerson Suites.

College and City: Feb. 27

February 26, 2014

College encourages spirit through giving campaign Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow is sponsoring the first-ever “I Love IC Week,” a week of events that promote campus philanthropy and school spirit,...

We’re Still Getting it Wrong on Addiction

By Jared Wolf February 17, 2014

When a celebrity dies, the typical stages of grief don't happen the way they do after the death of a loved one. Rather, the aftermath of a celebrity death, especially an unexpected one, becomes a sort...

From left, senior Page Plocic and Jennifer Muller, assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology, spent the summer studying the remains of impovershed African-Americans in the William Montague Cobb Skeletal Collection.

Professor studies trauma through skeletal research

By Michael Tkaczevski, Staff Writer February 12, 2014
New research on bones provides evidence that impoverished Americans, especially African-Americans, experienced treatment that led to serious physical and mental stress, correlating with their economic inequality.

Review: Emotional scenes propel raw film

By Nina Varilla, Staff Writer February 12, 2014
Unflinching intensity and heartbreak set film apart.
Junior jumper inspires underclassmen with record performances

Junior jumper inspires underclassmen with record performances

By Nick Marcatelli, Staff Writer February 4, 2014
Junior Emilia Scheemaker has helped the women's track and field team leap to team championships.

Football and Concussions: Popularity and Concern Coming to a Head

By Nik DeCosta-Klipa February 2, 2014

This year the National Football League got likely their most ideal conference championship and Super Bowl weekends possible.  While the Denver Broncos’ defeat of the New England Patriots plotted two...

The Ithaca College Volunteers for Special Olympics gather together after hosting a dance for disabled athletes in the community.

IC students volunteer for athletes with disabilities

By Steve Derderian, Sports Editor January 29, 2014
Students are volunteering to assist Special Olympic athletes with disabilities.

College and City: Jan. 30

January 29, 2014
TEDx to come to Ithaca and feature student talks, U.S. Senator of New York to visit Ithaca College, and more.
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