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Students have expressed confusion and concern over health insurance at the center. The navigator will give students personal help with their insurance to help combat any confusion students may have. There will only be one navigator to start, but if the position is well received, there might be more added. 

Health center plans to hire professional to guide students through insurance processes

By Kaeleigh Banda, Assistant Photo Editor
April 16, 2024
The Hangar Theatre is located just a short walk from Cayuga Lake and has the ability to hold 364 guests during its array of performances.

Theater, theatres and theatrics galore across Ithaca

By Kaeleigh Banda, Assistant Photo Editor
April 3, 2024
From left, Shadayvia Wallace, program director of the MLK Scholars and First-Gen Center, Marsha Dawson, dean of students and interim director for the BIPOC Unity Center and Cliff-Simon Vital, assistant director of the BIPOC Unity Center.

First-Gen, MLK Scholar and BIPOC Unity Center programs merge after recognizing overlap in student need

March 6, 2024
Across the college, there are eight different active religious and spiritual clubs and organizations for students to engage with. The clubs range in size and reach with the largest like Hillel at Ithaca College supporting nearly 1,000 students, to smaller organizations like the Muslim Student Association (MSA) that serve far fewer students. 

Community reflects on use of Muller Chapel and culture of religion at Ithaca College

March 6, 2024
From left, sophomore beam/vault/floor Grace Murray and beam Emily Kobusky have shown out in their careers. Both have picked up NCGA East specialists of the week, with Murray being named an All-American in 2023.

Sophomore gymnasts fight through adversity to achieve national success

March 6, 2024
Senior Amirah Torrence was recently named one of the American Advertising Associations Most Promising Multicultural Students.

Q&A: Senior named one of the 'Most Promising Multicultural Students'

February 28, 2024
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From left, Junior oarsman Miles Kenaston and junior rower Riley Maynard will look to the leadership of head coach Justin Stangel to lead them to a Liberty League title.

Senior captain Isabelle Bennett and new coach Tom Rishcoff will look to lead the Bombers back to prominence after a 2023 season that saw the team finish with an 8–10 record.

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Sergeant Bryan Verzosa teaches students car basics, explaining in detail how to check their oil, tire pressure and the process of jumping a car battery.

SLIs teach students what to do in case of emergency

February 27, 2024
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Agrivoltaics is a sustainable farming technique that combines crop farming with photovoltaics.

State funding enables Cornell to research solar farming for sustainable crop production

By Kaeleigh Banda, Assistant Photo Editor
February 7, 2024
Chris Holmes, professor in the Department of Literature and English, writes about Trumps impact on gun violence.

Commentary: Trump exacerbates gun violence in the U.S.

February 8, 2024
EcoVillage is a sustainable cohousing community that allows people of all ages to live and contribute in a shared space.

EcoVillage demonstrates community and personal growth

February 2, 2024
EcoVillage is a sustainable cohousing community that allows people of all ages to live and contribute in a shared space.

EcoVillage demonstrates community and personal growth

By Molly Fitzsimons, Life and Culture Editor
February 2, 2024
Senior Madison Almonte writes about the importance of including and validating people with mixed identities.

Commentary: Mixed identities deserve space within our community

February 1, 2024
Senior Emma Commisso writes about how MTD students can make the field of opera even more exciting through collaboration.

Commentary: Opera is an exciting art form for all performers

January 24, 2024
Emma Lenhard 27 attended the Paint & Sip event hosted by the Office of New Student and Transition Programs Jan. 19

College Briefs Jan. 25

January 22, 2024
From left to right, first-year forward Alex Penders, sophomore guard Cole Wissink, first-year guard Evan Cabral and sophomore forward Gavin Schauder. All four underclassmen have recorded substantial minutes for the team in the winter season.

Young blood forms the backbone of rejuvenated men's basketball

January 25, 2024
Senior Violet Van Buren writes about her positive experiences as an RA and tells students to take advantage of the benefits that come with the position.

Commentary: Being an RA is the best on-campus job

January 24, 2024
Austin Reid will be interim director for the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life as of Jan. 2, 2024.

Elizabeth Kaletski, an associate professor in the Department of Economics at Ithaca College, speaks about her research, her time teaching at the college and the intersection of economics and human rights.

Q&A: Economics professor researches human rights during sabbatical

By Kaeleigh Banda, Staff Writer
December 6, 2023
Ithaca residents attended the Habitat for Humanity annual cookie walk on Dec. 2 at The Ithaca Commons for the first time since 2020 due to restrictions because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sights, sounds, sweets: Holiday cheer rocks around Ithaca

December 6, 2023
Ithaca residents attended the Habitat for Humanity annual cookie walk on Dec. 2 at The Ithaca Commons for the first time since 2020 due to restrictions because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sights, sounds, sweets: Holiday cheer rocks around Ithaca

By Sarah Mooney, Staff Writer
December 6, 2023
After a vote May 27, 2022, Cornell’s Faculty Senate put a resolution in motion that students who enrolled at Cornell during summer 2023 and after will no longer be able to receive the dean’s list honor.

IC reflects on academic awards as Cornell phases out deans list

By Kaeleigh Banda, Staff Writer
November 15, 2023
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Cornell University junior Patrick Dai was arrested Oct. 31 for posting threats of violence against the Jewish community at Cornell, including a shooting threat directed at 104West!, the kosher and multicultural dining hall next to the Center for Jewish Living.

Ithaca community grieves as Israel-Palestine violence continues and bias incidents increase

November 14, 2023
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Experiences of BIPOC students in performing arts reveal patterns of discrimination at Ithaca College

November 15, 2023
Raul Palma, associate dean of faculty and new initiatives in the School of Humanities and Science, released his debut novel “A Haunting in Hialeah Gardens” on Oct. 3. Palma appeared on NPR on Oct. 14 to discuss the novel, went on a book tour to South Bend, Indiana, and read the novel to students at the University of Notre Dame.

Q&A: Associate dean releases debut novel, appears on NPR

November 10, 2023
Buffalo Street Books is an indie bookstore in Downtown Ithaca that values diversity and intends for their customers to be aware of this inclusivity.

Bookstores in Ithaca create inclusive spaces

By Kaeleigh Banda, Staff Writer
November 2, 2023
Faculty, staff, alumni and 14 students attended the Bomber Entrepreneurship Network inaugural event Oct. 12 at the Harvard Club in Boston.

Bomber Entrepreneurship Network hosts its inaugural event in Boston

By Kaeleigh Banda, Contributing Writer
November 1, 2023
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Barbara Adams, associate professor in the Department of Writing, describes the book she chose to read from at the Banned Books event on Oct. 3. Students, faculty and staff gathered in the Gannett Center to read banned books and discuss ways to combat censorship.

Community speaks out against censorship during Banned Books Week event

By Kaeleigh Banda, Contributing Writer
October 5, 2023
From left, Ithaca College junior Nandini Agarwal, Eric Leibensperger, assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, and junior Daveigh Robbins collaborated on Leibenspergers New York state-funded methane study in Tompkins County and throughout the state.

Ithaca College methane study contributes to state research to combat climate change

By Kaeleigh Banda, Contributing Writer
September 20, 2023
From left to right, Aura Page and Margaret Fraser experience all there was at the Welcome Student Weekend, from visiting shops to popping bubbles.

The three colleges of Ithaca welcomed on The Commons

By Morgan East and Georgie Gassaro
September 14, 2023
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