THE ITHACAN

Students protest violence at the Arizona-Mexico border

By Grace Elletson, Maggie McAden, and Ryan King • November 28, 2018

A group of Ithaca College students recently took a trip to the U.S.-Mexico border to not only challenge these policies they deem as violent and oppressive but also to bring to light neoliberal econom

Q&A: New religious leader discusses plans to strengthen community

By Ashley Stalnecker, Staff Writer • September 19, 2018

In an effort to better support on-campus religious programs, Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado created a new position to oversee all the religious programs within Muller Chapel. Hierald Edga

Migration crisis missing from political discussion

By Isabella Grullon • September 21, 2016

Everyone seems vexed on fixing the immigration issue from within the border, ignoring that there is an imminent migration crisis right at the foot of the door.

Sophomore returns to men’s soccer team after being cut

By Taylor Muench, Contributing Writer • September 14, 2016

Sophomore Nestor Canenguez did not make the men's soccer team last year. This year, he is officially on the 28-man roster.

Women’s track and field head coach travels to El Salvador

By Lauren Murray, Assistant Sports Editor • September 5, 2016

Women's track and field head coach Jennifer Potter coached the USA Track & Field Under-23 National team in July.

‘Harvest of Empire’ director discusses ethnic studies

By Emily Ramos, Contributing Writer • September 25, 2013

Contributing writer Emily Ramos spoke with Eduardo Lopez about producing the documentary version of “Harvest of Empire.”