The Ithacan

The creative minds behind ‘You Can’t Take it With You’ collaborate to produce the college’s final Main Stage production of the year.

Tim Conners reflects on his experience fighting cancer, the events leading up to the diagnosis and what lies in store for his future.

Bert, the first K-9 unit with Ithaca Police Department in almost a decade, finds his home in the Ithaca community.

Head baseball coach George Valesente recently cemented his legacy with his 1,000th win in a Bomber uniform.

Senior Natalie Lazo delves into her Mayan ancestry with a series of artistic works.

Editors Note: This story begins a new series of long-form features that break away from traditional newspaper style by using artistic techniques and literary elements to present an in-depth look at life in Ithaca.

Ithaca-based organization Primitive Pursuits is taking a hand-on approach to connect individuals with the natural world.

Goin’ Bald for Bucks is a New York–based cancer fundraising group brought to the college by freshman Bryn Mugnolo. On April 19, 10 students cut their hair, with seven of those shaving their heads entirely and four women donating their strands to Locks for Love, which will turn the hair into wigs for cancer patients.

Freshman rapper San Williams performed at the South by Southwest music festival. Williams’ music deviates from many usual staples of hip-hop.

Ithaca College senior Dubian Ade has used his spoken word poetry to voice his opinions on issues in the community.

Many students still struggle to control their acne issues in college.