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The Ithaca College Bureau of Concerts hosted a virtual meet and greet with Jesse McCartney, musical heartthrob of the early 2000s, for students 8 p.m. March 22.

Ithaca College Bureau of Concerts hosts early 2000’s heartthrob

By Brontë Cook, Senior Writer
March 24, 2021
From left, twins Kevin and Corey Adelman prepare food in the kitchen of their restaurant, Bickering Twins. The restaurant has been open since 2017.

Brothers serve up Latin-inspired food

By Brontë Cook, Opinion Editor
December 11, 2019
Junior Brontë Cook, The Ithacan opinion editor, writes that the Department of Journalism at Ithaca College must include empathy in its teaching.

Commentary: Journalism education must include empathy

By Brontë Cook
December 11, 2019
National Recap: Conneticut works to financially divest from guns

National Recap: Conneticut works to financially divest from guns

By Brontë Cook
December 3, 2019
Junior documentary studies and production major Eden Strachan teaches a course on filmmaking. The course is a part of her program Filmmakers of the Future.

Q&A: Student develops program on visual storytelling

By Brontë Cook
November 20, 2019
National Recap: US grants $29 million for coastal protection

National Recap: US grants $29 million for coastal protection

By Brontë Cook
November 20, 2019
Nat Recap: Supreme Court hears momentous DACA case

Nat Recap: Supreme Court hears momentous DACA case

By Brontë Cook
November 13, 2019
Six of the seven Kings Bay Plowshare 7 defendants stand with a banner after being found guilty Oct. 24 in Brunswick, GA. Garry Thomas, an Ithaca resident and professor emeritus of anthropology at Ithaca College, reported on the trial for Ithaca news outlets.

Q&A: Ithaca resident reports on trial for local media outlets

By Brontë Cook
November 13, 2019
Q&A: College librarian receives award from regional library council

Q&A: College librarian receives award from regional library council

By Brontë Cook
November 6, 2019
Jack Wang, associate professor and chair of the Department of Writing, is set to publish “We Two Alone” and “The Riveter.” The books explore Chinese diaspora and identity.

Q&A: Professor sells two books to prominent Canadian publisher

By Brontë Cook
October 30, 2019
National Recap: Chicago Public Schools teachers continue strike

National Recap: Chicago Public Schools teachers continue strike

By Brontë Cook
October 23, 2019
Raul Palma, assistant professor in the Department of Writing, examines letters of advice written by Cuban writers that he received prior to his trip.

Q&A: Cuban American professor presents on 2017 Cuba trip

By Brontë Cook
October 23, 2019
Paloma Barhaugh-Bordas creates a monoprint that went into the exhibition at Buffalo Arts Studio. She produced much of that work as an artist in residence at Women’s Studio Workshop this summer. Monoprinting is a process of transferring an image to paper using a printing press, and it has a painting-like quality.

Q&A: Professor explores invasive species through art exhibit

By Brontë Cook
October 9, 2019
National Recap: Claim deadlines for wildfire victims approach

National Recap: Claim deadlines for wildfire victims approach

By Brontë Cook
October 9, 2019
National Recap: New California legislation challenges NCAA

National Recap: New California legislation challenges NCAA

By Brontë Cook
October 3, 2019
National Recap: Murder trial begins for Dallas officer

National Recap: Murder trial begins for Dallas officer

By Brontë Cook
September 25, 2019
Q&A: Professor's dance company receives grant

Q&A: Professor’s dance company receives grant

By Brontë Cook
September 25, 2019
Q&A: Student conducts research on prominent playwrite

Q&A: Student conducts research on prominent playwrite

By Brontë Cook
September 18, 2019
Asma Barlas, professor in the Department of Politics, writes about her experience as the founding director of the Ithaca College Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity.

Q&A: Professor tours U.K. for book about gender in Islam

By Brontë Cook
September 11, 2019
National Recap: Cherokee Nation appoints first U.S. delegate

National Recap: Cherokee Nation appoints first U.S. delegate

By Brontë Cook
September 11, 2019
National Recap: Hurricane Dorian reaches the east coast

National Recap: Hurricane Dorian reaches the east coast

By Brontë Cook
September 4, 2019
Kathleen Mulligan, professor in the Ithaca College Department of Theatre Arts, has worked on many projects over the years, using her experience and knowledge with theater to show women around the world the power that their own voices hold.

Q&A: Professor invited to star in one-woman play in Lebanon

By Brontë Cook
September 3, 2019
Moustafa Bayoumi, associate professor of English at Brooklyn College and author of “How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? Being Young and Arab in America,” spoke on March 27.

Speaker discusses post-9/11 impact on Muslim youth

By Brontë Cook, Staff Writer
March 28, 2018
Dissertation Diversity Scholar candidate Shahan D. Bellamy speaks about the intersections of blackness and gender identity on Feb. 27.

Diversity Scholar candidate discusses intersectionality

By Brontë Cook, Staff Writer
February 28, 2018
Tarana Burke, community organizer and founder of the #MeToo movement, spoke at Cornell University on Feb. 4.

#MeToo founder discusses intersectionality and activism

By Brontë Cook, Staff Writer
February 6, 2018
Sophomore Lucia Vecchio, who plays the role of Greta in “The Snow Queen,” and Jeffrey Guyton, cast member, watch a shadow puppetry scene during a rehearsal at The Cherry Arts.

Students work with locals to bring new life to a classic tale

By Brontë Cook, Staff Writer
December 12, 2017
Alicia Swords, associate professor of sociology and director of the honors program at Ithaca College, uses progressive stacking in her classroom. Progressive stacking is a technique used by group facilitators to ensure minority voices are heard by allowing members of minority communities to speak before members of majority communities.

Progressive stacking used to address inequality in classrooms

By Brontë Cook, Staff Writer
November 15, 2017
Larry Pratt, retired executive director of Gun Owners of America, will speak at the college on Nov. 9. He has been criticized in the past for making controversial statements about gun-rights.

Students plan to protest right-wing gun advocate speaker at IC

By Brontë Cook, Staff Writer
November 6, 2017
Junior Izzy Goldberger participates in a meeting for Futures Club Oct. 25. The club has been on campus since Spring 2017.

Futures Club encourages students to participate in social justice

By Brontë Cook, Staff Writer
October 31, 2017
Shehnaz Haqqani, a diversity scholar fellow in the Women and Gender Studies program at Ithaca College, co-founded the online community FITNA: Feminist Islamic Troublemakers of North America.

Q&A: Diversity scholar fellow discusses Islamic feminism

By Brontë Cook, Contributing Writer
October 15, 2017
Gerard Turbide, vice president of enrollment management, said that the college developed the Ithaca College New York State Tuition Award to provide benefits to low-income families without the restrictions that come with many other state scholarship programs.

Ithaca College creates scholarship as alternate to state aid

By Brontë Cook, Contributing Writer
October 7, 2017
Mary Beth Tinker, an advocate for youth rights and the freedom of speech, spoke to the Ithaca College community about her past experiences regarding the freedom of speech.

Free speech activist discusses importance of First Amendment

By Brontë Cook, Contributing Writer
September 20, 2017
Bronte Cook, a freshman journalism major, writes that white allies at Ithaca College must educate themselves on issues of race.

Commentary: White allies must educate themselves

By Brontë Cook
September 18, 2017
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