The Ithacan

Commentary: Seneca Falls may bring in loads of urban decay

By Francesca Esce • March 30, 2016

The issue at hand is not necessarily the landfill itself, but where it’s located and where similar trash sites are located.

Video: Anti-frackers protest Cuomo’s visit to Ithaca

By Sabrina Knight, News Editor • July 11, 2013

About 100 members of the Finger Lakes Action Network and the Ithaca community protested against fracking while Governor Andrew Cuomo attended a meeting Wednesday, July 10 in Schoellkopf Hall at Cornell University.

Guest Commentary: Unearthing the truth about Cayuga’s history

By Jack Rossen • April 2, 2013

I recently spent time researching the Corey site, a 16th century Cayuga village about 25 miles north of Ithaca. The site serves as a reminder of the beauty of Cayuga life just before the arrival of Euro-Americans and proves that some historic stories must be told in order for lost cultures to carry on.

Community comes together to honor Native Americans

By Lauren Mazzo, Staff Writer • October 30, 2012

Students, faculty and local Native Americans are joining together throughout the month of November to celebrate the 13th annual Native American Heritage Month at Ithaca College.

Paddleboarder tackles the Finger Lakes for conservation awareness

By Kacey Deamer, Online Editor • September 5, 2012

Eco-friendly paddleboarder Cody White is setting sail on a 100-mile trek across Cayuga and Seneca Lakes to raise awareness for the Ithaca Land Trust and Cayuga Lake Watershed Network.