The Ithacan

To raise awareness for homelessness in Tompkins County, the Delta Chapter of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia hosted the Sinfonia Ball Jan. 27 in the Whalen Center for Music.

The “replace” options floated so far are rehashed been-there-done-that approaches long favored by conservatives.

Two Ithaca alumnae took their passion for journalism and social justice to create the politically charged “Over It!” podcast.

We now look to Washington to solve every issue in our diverse nation, but those solutions often make people more bitter and divided.

I am here to remind you that the U.S. is not the only country undergoing political and cultural changes.

If white participants of the Women’s March hope to enact real change in the name of women’s rights, they must abandon white feminism altogether.

In addition to what Trump has said, many now debate how his policies and administration will impact women’s rights.

“Sometimes you can observe history, or you can experience history, but I think in this case, we were really a part of making history,” Dave said.

We can’t forget about any young people, especially those who are members of marginalized groups, and how they are affected by the shift in our political climate.

Protesters carried signs with phrases ranging from “Respect Existence or Expect Resistance” to “My Ovaries Are Over It” to “Build Bridges, Not Walls.”

Pending Senate confirmation, Trump will have the most retired general and flag officers in a presidential cabinet since Truman’s in World War II.

The nation is looking to Trump to steer the republic — and he has made the direction he has chosen for higher education clearer since the election.