The gray winter and the lack of consistency in the weather has notably impacted students such as senior Nicolas Rocco who struggle with Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as seasonal depression.
Civic Ensemble’s ReEntry Theatre Program gives those who were recently incarcerated the opportunity to create their own plays.
The decision of directors Byron Howard, Rich Moore and Jared Bush to tackle issues of prejudice through the animal world was a gutsy move — one that ultimately paid off.
The National Film Registry chooses films each year for preservation because of their historical significance to American society, and nine Ithaca College professors have written essays for some of these films.
Cornell University Trevor Pinch will be hosting a presentation about new sounds and new instrument on Feb. 9.
Elaine Danforth Harmon served as a WASP during World War II, and when she passed away in 2015, she was denied burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Now, her family has started a petition to grant the WASPs the rights they deserve.
Freshman in the class U.S. Social Activist Theatre and Performance: History and Praxis will be putting on a play inspired by the recent events on campus on Dec. 11.
Muslim students continue battling misconceptions and staying true to Islam both on campus and in their lives.
First-generation college students, the first in their family to attend higher education, face various challenges but are driven by their family background to achieve success.
Sophomore Laura Stedge remembers constantly eating pasta and pizza when she was in middle school.
The art department will see a fusion of art, strategic communication and computer science in the new graphic design minor.
Filled with just the right amount of riveting suspense and nonstop action, “Jurassic World” proves that dinosaurs are just as riveting and entertaining as ever.
