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THE ITHACAN

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THE ITHACAN

Professor Phuong Nguyen sits in his office in the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity, located in the Center for Health Sciences.

Commentary: Asian American cinema gets outlet in festival

By Phuong Nguyen April 15, 2015
On the week of April 20, Cinemapolis will host the first-ever Ithaca Pan Asian American Film Festival.

College Briefing: Oct. 9

October 9, 2014

Administration to inform faculty on budget plan The second installment of a discussion series titled “Dollars and $ense” by Gerald Hector, vice president for finance and administration, which will...

Anne Marie Cummings and Evan Stewart Eisenberg star in the Readers Theatre production of In A Forest, Dark And Deep as Betty and Bobby, respectively, two feuding siblings.

Through the woods: The Readers’ Theatre to present intense thriller

By Tylor Colby, Staff Writer February 19, 2014
From March 7–9, the Readers' Theatre will stage a performance of Neil LaBute's "In A Forest, Dark And Deep," directed by Cynthia Henderson, associate professor of theater arts at Ithaca College.

ITHACA TODAY: Monday, Oct. 21

October 21, 2013
Your daily dose of the Ithaca local news and events.
Senior Wade Ferrari stands on a ladder while helping build the set for the senior thesis film “Level 23.”

Students build senior thesis film set on newly rented soundstage

By Elizabeth Morris, Contributing Writer February 13, 2013
The student producers of the film "Level 23" were the first to build on the new studio space, located at Cinemapolis' old location on The Commons.

A tale of 200 years

By Lucy Walker, Staff Writer March 30, 2012
There are bricks instead of cobblestones, Asian cuisine rather than porridge and sustainable dormitories in the place of decaying tenements. Ithaca may be a few centuries and an ocean away from Charles Dickens’ London, but that won’t stop Ithaca College’s English Department from celebrating his life and work this spring.
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