The Ithacan

The Passion Project is dedicated to self-empowerment, embracing youth culture, inspiration and social issues within and beyond Ithaca College.

Ithaca residents and students gather Jan.

The sanctuary bill proposes that the DACA policy be upheld at Ithaca College if it were to be overturned by the Trump administration.

While there are several issues the party needs to tweak its stance on to survive in the coming millennia, the most pressing is that of immigration reform.

Our nation must continue to be a beacon of freedom and hope for our citizens and those wishing to immigrate here.

Ithaca College sophomores Ji-Hye Lee and Eva Garcia Ferres discuss stories of their immigration to the U.S. and roads to international citizenship.

Main Stage Theatre’s latest production, “Anon(ymous)” focuses on the journey of Anon as a young immigrant.

Annoyed over unsupported claims about the perceived lethality, or the national devolution, that immigrants from Latin America will bring upon the nation, along with the outlandish policies offered as solutions, I, along with Syracuse University Professor Amardo Rodriguez, decided to separate fact from fiction in our book, “When Race and Policy Collide: Contemporary Immigration Debates,” published Feb.

While distracted with the tedious intricacies of a national financial disaster, the United States Federal Government fails to acknowledge the presence of an ongoing humanitarian crisis in its own backyard.

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

Ithaca residents Omar Figueredo and Nancy Morales are released on bond after they were arrested in an international airport in Texas, after refusing to answer questions regarding their citizenship status.

For Jose Antonio Vargas, life has been a balancing act. The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist seeks to report the truth as part of his profession but also, for more than a decade, has had to conceal a secret. Vargas outed himself as an undocumented immigrant in a first-person essay for The New York Times Magazine on…