The Ithacan

Editorial: Controlling class selection choices removes freedom

By The Ithacan • April 26, 2023

The creation of this new system is based on the stress that incoming students experience because of course selections.

Becoming comfortable with the unknown

By John Turner • May 4, 2021

Passions and interests change and that should be welcomed. Sticking to a plan that no longer serves you is only doing more harm to you.

Review: Confusion and complexity shape third-person game

By Jake Leary, Staff Writer • September 18, 2019

Video game developer Remedy Entertainment loves a good pastiche. Its popular “Max Payne” series paid tribute to Asian action films, while “Alan Wake” gamified small-town horror. The company's new...

Editorial: Lack of gun control worries students across the country

August 29, 2019

As fall approaches, schools across the country open their doors for students buzzing about their summer vacations, new friends and forgotten summer reading assignments. Department stores advertise “Back...

You are what you eat

By Lucy Walker • October 22, 2011

But where’s the balance? When do we lose our power over food? When does food stop being compelling to us? And why does it all matter? If only I could answer all those questions in a blog post. Instead, I'll offer an example. Throughout high school, I was a star at getting in 3+ healthy…