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Students were first given the opportunity to declare the minor starting Fall 2021, and the Class of 2022 will be the first class with students graduating with the minor.

After 11 of the show’s cast members were infected with COVID-19, the on-campus production of “Fun Home” worked hard to perform one last show.

Since 2019, the Ithaca College Esports Club has appealed to casual gamers who just want to have fun, as well as competitive gamers who enjoy the thrill of tournaments.

Luxury Station produces a variety of content for over 2,000 subscribers on YouTube.

Mental health support offered through ICare referral process
In an effort to support struggling students, the college has asked for individuals who are having difficulty managing their mental health, or know someone else who is, to reach out for help.

After leaving the Marines, freshman Jose Hinojosa enrolled at IC, but realizing no resources existed to support student-veterans, he made his own.

Project Look Sharp received a two-year $270,000 grant in September 2021 from the Booth-Ferris Foundation.

Chris Holmes, associate professor in the department of Literature and English, and junior Connor Hibbard recently joined the podcast Novel Dialogue.

Super Hearts Day Nerf War took place from 7 to 10 p.m. Feb. 12 and was the Human vs. Zombies Social Club’s first event of the semester.

LGBT Center wins history award from the GLBT Historical Society
The Ithaca College LGBT Center’s Ithaca History Tour has been awarded the Allan Bérubé Prize for outstanding work in public or community-based lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer history.

Environmental efforts at IC are deteriorating, according to campus members who have experienced a lack of staffing support in sustainability efforts.

Junior Gillian Rossbach and sophomore Alyssa Salerno, who are Starbucks employees, have signed a petition to form a labor union at a local Starbucks.