Virtual concert series raises money for social change
Songs for Change, a student-run virtual concert series, is using music to raise money for mutual aid organizations that support communities of color.
Songs for Change, a student-run virtual concert series, is using music to raise money for mutual aid organizations that support communities of color.
Bold, bright colors express even bolder ideas at the Underground Railroad mural displayed beneath the Aurora Street bridge on Green Street.
As the Students of Color Coalition senator and a P.O.C. individual, I am demanding Ithaca College to work and collaborate with P.O.C. students.
In this episode, host Sobeida Rosa speaks with Hope Gardner and Julia Siegal, founding members of IC Strike, an activist group at Ithaca College aimed on raising awareness on sexual assault and domestic violence.
Yavilah McCoy, an educator, anti-racism activist and diversity, equity and inclusion consultant, visited Ithaca College on Feb. 18 to speak.
The responsibility to curate positive change can’t fall on the administration alone.
I learned that there are so many ways to be “active,” like simply taking the time to educate yourself on something you don’t yet understand or speaking up.
Orlowski is a cinematographer and founder of Exposure Labs, a production group that focuses on creating films about social issues like climate change.
A forum was held to discuss community members’ concerns surrounding the effects of the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport expansion.
Ithaca College students are volunteering with the Tompkins County Workers’ Center to make a documentary on the organization’s living wage campaign.
It is our duty to constructively hold these centers of power to account as they entrench themselves in abhorrent practices across the Central New York region.
Cantor Abbe Lyons, Jewish chaplain at Muller Chapel, recently wrote a commentary debunking several myths about homelessness and called for people to think compassionately about it.