A peek behind the curtain of Ithaca’s most bizarre play
“So I decided to write a play where the goal was to make the audience uncomfortable.”
“So I decided to write a play where the goal was to make the audience uncomfortable.”
The Ithaca College club cheerleading team trained the entire year to compete at the National Cheerleaders Association cheerleading championships.
Before he was Magic Man, before he stood outside on The Commons during the warmth of summer and the onslaught of winter, he was just Will Metro.
Ithaca College senior Victor Anthony López-Carmen has always fought for the rights and freedom of Native American people.
After losing his father his sophomore year of college, senior Brandon Buksbaum used tennis to cope with the unexpected.
During his 23 years as head coach, Welch has accumulated a 169–78 overall record with eight NCAA playoff appearances.
“When we came in, we were individuals, and we’re not leaving as nonindividuals, but we kind of melded together into … one thought,” she said. “There’s one new person coming out, and it’s the eight of us.”
The screaming began at 8:11 a.m., and not a single voice could say why.
Former and current players express their concerns toward longtime head coach Janet Donovan regarding the Ithaca College volleyball program.
Senior Devin Larsen uses running to overcome the obstacles and challenges that he has faced in his life.
Around 11 p.m. May 25, 2014, Lawrence*, then an Ithaca College sophomore, was tackled by an officer from the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management, while another forced his hands behind his back because he did not take his hands out of his pockets.
