Invasive hydrilla plant gets pushed back

By Sabrina Knight and Noah Orent, News Editor and Staff Writer • November 7, 2013

More than two years after making its way into the Cayuga Inlet, the aquatic invasive species of plant known as hydrilla verticillata is finally being driven out of the Ithaca community.

Senior connects with nature through fly fishing

By Karly Redpath, Staff Writer • October 24, 2013

Hank Jefferson has a passion for fly-fishing.

Female coxswains diversify men’s team’s boats

By Karly Redpath, Staff Writer • April 3, 2013

The sun is at its highest point in the sky and the water on the Cayuga Inlet is still as the Bombers’ crew team readies itself for its first home race of the season. Senior coxswain Rachel Jordan calls her eight rowers into their boat for the race, getting them in place for a matchup…

Sculling sets sail as Ithaca College’s newest varsity sport

By Matt KellyTaylor Palmer, Sports Editor and Assistant Sports Editor • August 30, 2012

Ithaca College gets ready to welcome sculling as its newest varsity sport as part of its gender equality initiative.

Invasive plant found in Cayuga Inlet

By Kelsey O’Connor, News Editor • September 22, 2011

A highly invasive aquatic species, known as Hydrilla verticillata, has made its way into the Cayuga Inlet, posing a potential threat to Cayuga Lake if untreated.