Review: Surrealism burns at the heart of Aronofsky film

By Antonio Ferme, Contributing Writer • September 19, 2017

Beneath the surface, “Mother!” is a tale laced with surrealism and rife with supernatural mysteries.

Athletes’ decisions on social media could affect their future

By Samantha Cavalli, Assistant Sports Editor • September 6, 2017

With the rise in social media outlooks, athletes and prospective athletes have to watch what they post online.

Review: ‘The Circle’ falls disastrously flat

By Jake Leary, Assistant Life and Culture Editor • May 2, 2017

"The Circle" is another in a long line of science fiction films that recklessly damns innovation without acknowledging the necessity of advancement.

Mental health research should not be privatized

By Amelia Erikson, Columnist • September 23, 2015

The private sector has greater funding and does not have to jump through government hoops, but its research can also be less available to the public.

Social media proves useful for mental health advocacy

By Amelia Erickson • March 25, 2015

Using social media will improve outreach and will, hopefully, prompt more people to get the help they need.

Marketing alumnus responsible for Budweiser Super Bowl ads

By Kristen Gowdy, Assistant Sports Editor • December 5, 2014

IC alum helped found global marketing company that continues to thrive in a competitive environment.

Ithaca College student creates easier-to-navigate HomerConnect

By Katie Baldwin, Contributing Writer • October 22, 2014

Afer using HomerConnect for the first time, freshman Aaron Zufall decided to create a Google Chrome extension that would make the website easier to use.

Millennials fall short in meeting expectations as “digital natives”

By Kayla Dwyer, News Editor • September 24, 2014

Modern studies and professors contest whether the innate technological abilities attributed to the millennial generation extend into academia.

Schools fumble athletic priorities

By Andrew Kristy, Columnist • March 5, 2014

Athletic programs taking priority in high school funds over other projects.

Letter to the Editor: Google petition begins discussion

By Cassandra Walters • February 14, 2014

Thank you for the thoughtful editorial about the Active Minds petition. Your belief in its potential to save lives is appreciated. Your concerns demonstrate an understanding of what we are trying to accomplish...

Progress and Regress 1

By Jared Wolf • February 8, 2014

In this weekly feature, I'll give a brief review of the week's stories that represent a step forward in social consciousness in pop culture, and the ones that represent a step back. Progress: Google...

Editorial: Google petition creates lifeline

By The Ithacan • January 29, 2014

Ithaca College Active Minds has launched a petition to increase mental health resource visibility on Google. It proposed a style similar to Tumblr, in which a window listing resources pops up when a user...