THE ITHACAN

Weather-Privilege Begins

By Kylee Roberts • April 19, 2016

We've been pretty weather-priviledged this winter, but these last couple of weeks have put a strain on all of the possible outdoor activities. Here is a list of things that I have been doing, and wish to go on with in this gorgeous weather.

Editorial: Rochon adjusts his focus for final tenure

March 30, 2016

Based on President Tom Rochon’s stated priorities for the year-and-a-half remainder of his tenure, one conclusion is for certain: He has finally seen some light.

Ithaca College community reacts to Cornell divestment decision

By Rachel Langlitz, Contributing Writer • February 10, 2016

The Cornell University Board of Trustees has announced Cornell will not be divesting from fossil fuel companies. Ithaca College students remain hopeful for their efforts to achieve divestment on South Hill.

College Briefs Oct. 8

October 8, 2015

Cornell diversity director to speak on National Coming Out Day at Ithaca College.

UPDATE: 35 Cornell students displaced by fire in Collegetown

By Max Denning, Online News Editor • April 14, 2015

A fire at the Chapter House in Collegetown and an apartment complex next door has caused the roof of both buildings to collapse.

Senior Cornell University student murdered on Thanksgiving

By Kayla Dwyer, News Editor • December 3, 2014

Shannon Jones, a senior Cornell University student was found dead in a Cayuga Heights apartment on Thanksgiving Day.

Commentary: New resource can help victims of sexual assault

By Tiffani Ziemann • November 11, 2014

At Ithaca College and across the country, sexual assault is a constant topic of conversation. National attention is directed at college campuses and how they respond to sexual assault and sexual violence....

Cornell alumna puts on a show over Ithaca Falls

By Alexis Forde • October 1, 2014

Cornell alumna Jenn Houle raises environmental awareness with the use of handmade bird sculptures and light installations on Ithaca Falls.

College Briefing: Sept. 18

September 17, 2014

Ithaca College to show play directed by alumna Civic Ensemble, Ithaca’s civic-minded theater company, will be presenting “Safety: A new play about community-police relations” at 7:30 p.m. Sept....

Ithaca College United Way to receive national recognition

By Sara Kim, Online News Editor • September 2, 2014

Two Ithaca College students mentored local students through the Ithaca College Student United Way and received national recognition for their work.

College and City: May 1

April 30, 2014

Bands to come to college for annual music concert, Cornell police to enforce seatbelt laws, and more.

Senior makes impact in sport management

By Noreyana Fernando, Staff Writer • April 30, 2014

Senior Joe Portsmouth, a sport management major, grew up with a love of sports that has translated into career-launching internships in the field.