The Ithacan

Ithaca College is making positive strides in recruiting African, Latino/a, Asian-American and Native American students, reaching for an ultimate goal of 20 percent ALANA enrollment by 2020.

Ithaca Beer Company opened a new taproom Oct. 11 and will soon feature a new kitchen for a new brew-pub atmosphere.

Blondeva Brooks, an employee at Campus Center dining hall, swipes in hundreds of students at Grab and Go daily.

Ithaca College senior Allison Young is able to control many of her matches with her dominant serve.

Registering to vote takes less time than brewing a cup of coffee in the morning.

After scoring two touchdowns from the “Wildcat” formation, freshman wide receiver Josh Oliver is looking to establish himself as a weapon in the Bombers offense this fall.

The Rochon administration is becoming increasingly characterized by centralization and a corporate atmosphere.

Silver Queen Farm, on the western edge of Trumansburg, is one of more than 10 farms in the Tompkins County area that have joined in the farm dinner trend.

Ithaca College assistant goalkeepers coach Mike Meskill also works as a Cornell University police officer during the “graveyard shift.”

After emerging from a three-way competition at quarterback last season, junior quarterback Phil Neumann has emerged to become the Bombers’ offensive leader this fall — with help from his favorite target, senior wide receiver Joe Ingrao.

Online education will flourish no matter what higher education does to package itself with a neat, “better learning experience” tag.

The Ithaca College Gamer Symphony Orchestra is a newly created student-run orchestra that performs musical scores from video games.