IC sports media major struggling to fix its widening gender gap
While the number of men in the sports media major at Ithaca College has continued to grow, the number of women has stagnated.
While the number of men in the sports media major at Ithaca College has continued to grow, the number of women has stagnated.
Ithaca College alumni Emily Adams ’21 and Karl Ravech ’87 covered the Little League World Series for USA Today and ESPN, respectively.
Staff writer Tommy Mumau spoke with Connors about his time at the college, his role with ESPN and how COVID-19 will change sports media in the future.
“Whether it’s the specialty shows or the modern rock, the students do a really great job of keeping it sounding good.”
Bill Austin, Ithaca College head women’s tennis coach, has been leading the team for 17 years and has helped them win 11-straight Empire 8 Conference Championships.
College journalism has never been more sophisticated, more needed — and more imperiled.
Kenneth Rundell, a former Olympic physiologist, visited Ithaca College on Feb. 26 to discuss respiration issues with athletes.
With emerging technology, esports are becoming comparable to traditional sports.
Students from Ithaca College have traveled across the nation to support their favorite professional sports teams.
Columnist Steve Derderian believes steroid use in baseball should not be used to increase the sports’ popularity.
It hasn’t been the prettiest road to the National Football League for Michael Sam.
With the NCAAs recent settlement with its student-athletes, it may lead to an increase in fairness for players.