The Ithacan

Column: Christmas movies gets secularized

By Sydney Brumfield, Staff Writer • December 1, 2021

The increase of secularism in society has reshaped the holiday season and is most directly seen in the progression of holiday films.

‘The Brown Girl Chronicles’ – Bisexuality and Religion

By The Ithacan, Sobeida Rosa • November 13, 2020

The Ithacan · 'The Brown Girl Chronicles' - Bisexuality and Religion In this episode, host Sobeida Rosa talks about her sexuality (spoiler alert: she’s not straight) and her journey to being comfortable...

Muslims face global injustice

By John Turner • December 11, 2019

Generally, the only time Muslim people are covered in the media is when they are linked to an act of terror.

Editorial: LGBTQ narratives have always existed in religious spaces

November 21, 2019

Exhibits like this one bring meaningful visibility to the struggles LGBTQ people have faced within religious communities.

Colleges honors victims of Sri Lanka and San Diego attacks

By Cody Taylor, Staff Writer • May 1, 2019

The Office of Religious and Spiritual Life at IC hosted an interfaith gathering April 30 to honor victims of the Sri Lanka attacks and San Diego synagogue shooting.

Review: Complex characters carry ‘Cameron Post’

By Jake Leary, Assistant Life & Culture Editor • August 26, 2018

she’s not like the glamorous, self-assured caricatures of youth that plague teen films, but rather a confused and flawed adolescent.

Review: Stephen King adaptation is a killer drama

By Colin Tessier, Staff Writer • October 31, 2017

“1922” isn’t a simple revenge tale, it’s a supernatural meditation on karma and consequence.

Idol Worship: The First Celebrity Pope

By Jared Wolf • February 13, 2014

In 1972, poet, illustrator, and humorist Shel Silverstein wrote a comical song about stardom called "The Cover of Rolling Stone," and sold it to rising rock band Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show. The...