Costumes, candy and COVID-19: Halloween festivities adapt to the pandemic
Halloween is usually the time of year that brings people together to dress up and go door to door at strangers’ houses.
Halloween is usually the time of year that brings people together to dress up and go door to door at strangers’ houses.
A new tally states the number of children separated from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border exceeds 5,400 since July 2017.
A coalition of 19 states and Washington, D.C., announced a lawsuit Aug. 23 against President Donald Trump’s administration’s proposed regulation that would allow the administration to detain children
Mat Fournier, assistant professor in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, is bringing discussions about transgender children into an academic setting.
BomberTHON, a new Ithaca College student-run organization, is encouraging students to support children suffering from cancer in a dance marathon.
“She’s kind of known the whole time that I won’t always be here …” Corcoran said. “But she knows that doesn’t mean we’re not sisters”
Food Frenzy, which has existed for roughly 10 years, is a charity event that incorporates foods from Sodexo and outside vendors to create an all-you-can-eat food buffet that costs a donation of $3. All donations from the event benefit the BackPack Program for The Food Bank of the Southern Tier.
Kit Frank, an Ithaca College adjunct professor from 2007-2011, and her husband Robert Frank ’73 founded a clinic in Ecuador designed to give well-fitting prosthetics to those who need them.
Senior Beth Greene balances looks to have a daycare in Ithaca to better balance her coursework, internship and time spent raising her two young children.
In preparation for Halloween, community members are picking up pumpkins and gourds at nearby farms like the Eddydale Farm Stand on Elmira Road.