The Ithacan

Student-athletes thrive as NBA and WNBA interns

By Khari Bolden, Staff Writer • September 11, 2024

For a large majority of college athletes, intercollegiate athletics is their final foray into the world of competitive sports before they enter the workforce. But for three of Ithaca College’s student-athletes, the workforce and professional sports became the same over the summer.

Track and Field teams compete at multiple invitationals

By Jeb Biggart, Contributing Writer • May 2, 2016

The track and field teams competed at Penn Relays and the Big Red Invitational.

Commentary: Workplaces should advocate for LGBT diversity

By Cory Young • September 30, 2015

When I think of what LGBT diversity in the workplace refers to, I first have to check myself at the door.

Don’t waste your time with NCAA brackets

By Andrew Kristy, Columnist • March 25, 2014

Columnist Andrew Kristy believes brackets are taking away from the fun of March Madness.

College and City: 12/12

December 11, 2013

IC student wins $20,000 in Dr Pepper challenge, Textbook buyback begins Dec. 12 at the Bookstore and more...

Freshman basketball player salvages his playing career

By Michael Sadwith, Contributing Writer • December 11, 2013

A former Division I prospect has found a new home in Ithaca.

Do cost calculators add up to student tuition?

By Kevin McCall • September 30, 2011

Starting in approximately one month, all Title IV institutions that enroll full-time, first time or certificate seeking undergraduate students will be mandated to include a net price calculator as a resource for prospective students to determine how much they will have to pay for their education after federal or institutional grants. Put into effect into…