The Ithacan

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Ithaca College Republicans are receiving backlash after the organization’s Twitter account voiced its support for pro-President Donald Trump rioters.

Although the media declared Biden as the election winner, there are positives in the Republican party from this election that outweigh this.

A sense of relief and exhilaration filled the air Nov. 7 on The Commons in Ithaca, an hour after President-elect Joe Biden secured the projected win.

With the 2020 presidential election 19 days away, Ithaca College students are gearing up to vote.

Ithaca Colllege students and faculty are staying engaged with Zoom watch parties for the presidential debates.

Not many college students can say they have had a phone call with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and presidential candidate, but sophomore Vedant Akhauri has twice.

The event was hosted by the Ithaca College Republicans, who invited Reed to provide a different perspective to the college.

U.S. Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY), who represents Ithaca and the rest of the 23rd District, will speak at Ithaca College 6 p.m. April 11 in Textor 102.

Political and intellectual diversity does not have to include racial insensitivity; however, IC Republicans seems to be incapable of making this distinction.

IC Republicans has received backlash from the Ithaca College community for statements it posted to social media regarding cultural appropriation on Halloween.

IC Republicans have painted racist, broad assumptions about a group of people who have proved again and again to be innovative, hardworking and devoted — all qualities that make America truly great.

The IC Republicans posted a press release on its social media platforms Sept. 4 calling for stricter immigration policies following the death of University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts.