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“Triple Frontier” is shaped by three things — a cataclysmic heist feat, bitter ex-soldiers and the blurry setting in which director J.C.

While most Ithaca College athletes hail from the United States, there’s always a few who come from another country. Three freshman share their journey

Latin America’s response — turning a blind eye —  is further empowering Maduro’s regime.

What is actually at stake is whether or not the people of Colombia will break the traditional model of conservatism imposed by the country’s massive cultural ties to religion.

Oct. 9 marked 50 years since Ernesto “Che” Guevara was shot and killed in a CIA operation in Bolivia.

While most of the world turns its back on Latin American politics and focuses on the Middle East, the beginning of a dictatorship and civil war brews in Venezuela.  

It’s important for baseball to staying ahead of other sports in terms of a global game during a Trump Presidency.

“Flipside” asks Ithaca College international students to share what is more expensive and what is cheaper to buy in their native countries.

Patricia Rodriguez, associate professor of politics, said she developed a passion for activism and speaking out against issues because of oppression.

In honor of National Latino/a Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Ithaca College premiered an alumna-produced documentary titled “Fighting for Truth, Justice and Reparations” Sept. 15 at the First Unitarian Society of Ithaca’s Annex.

It was merely two years ago that the Occupy Wall Street movement engaged in International Workers’ Day, or May Day, rallies in places like New York City and San Francisco.

Columnist Andrew Kristy examines five sport documentaries to had to your queue.