The Ithacan

Commentary: Armenians are crying out, and it’s time to act

By Nane Hakobyan • September 21, 2022

It’s not in the Nagorno-Karabakh border zone, it’s not just exchange of fire, but attacks on my home. Media doesn’t cover the truth when they cannot profit.

Ithaca College students change roommates to avoid conflict

By Natasha Curran, Contributing Writer • February 24, 2016

Standing in the cold for four hours was not how now-senior Nolan Elias planned his night to end one day in late October 2013. After being asked to leave his dorm, he spent his night wandering campus trying to find a place to sleep.

Interactive: Professors share narratives of lifelong activism

By Kelsey O'ConnorShawn Steiner, Editor-in-Chief and Photo Editor • December 13, 2012

For some Ithaca College professors, protesting is how they do their part to enact change in the local community and in the classroom.

Ithaca College professors apply lifelong activism to classroom

By Kristen Mansfield, Staff Writer • December 6, 2012

Ithaca College professors share their past and present activism experience and how they apply it in the classroom environment.