Three Utah Crew members travel across the coast to row for Bombers
For three athletes in the Ithaca College rowing program, the conditions of Cayuga Lake differ greatly from their rowing origins on the Jordan River in Utah.
For three athletes in the Ithaca College rowing program, the conditions of Cayuga Lake differ greatly from their rowing origins on the Jordan River in Utah.
Ithaca College students collaborated with WRFI Community Radio to produce a radio series that monitors the health of Cayuga Lake.
Susan Allen, professor in the Department of Environmental Studies and Science at Ithaca College is researching microplastics in Cayuga Lake.
Jennifer Miller, instructor in the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies, taught a brand-new stand-up paddleboarding class.
Members of varsity and club teams have mixed feelings about having practice between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m.
The Student Athlete Advisory Committee at Ithaca College raised $686 for the Polar Plunge with the help of the athletic community.
The men’s crew team will look to utilize a smaller roster this spring season in order to take down top competitors this spring season.
After a push by the Faculty Council, Student Government Association and the student-organized #getCAPSready campaign, the Ithaca College Center for Counseling and Psychological Services hired an additional postdoctoral resident Oct.
Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out some of the most popular spots on campus and in Ithaca.
Columnist Steve Derderian offers a way to give back to the community and withstand the cold weather.
This is Ithaca’s second-annual Polar Plunge fundraising event benefiting local Special Olympics athletes, using the slogan “Freezin’ for a Reason.” Individuals and teams raised funds to participate, and this year the event brought in about $34,000, according to the event website.
The men’s crew team looks to new faces and balanced roster to lead it to its goal of an NCAA championship.