Ithaca perseveres through first year of Trump’s second term

By Eamon Corbo, News Editor • January 22, 2026

Ithaca residents continue to find community while navigating the effects of sweeping changes to federal funding, higher education and immigration enforcement under United States President Donald Trump’s second term.

Ithaca’s Green New Deal aids local businesses in switch to energy efficient technology

By Vivian Rose • March 27, 2024

The City of Ithaca announced Feb. 2 that the first “bloc” of buildings that have already been electrified or are in the process of being electrified have been identified. 

Ithaca Bikeshare adds parking hubs and raises costs of use

By Vivian Rose • March 22, 2023

Ithaca Bikeshare, a local non-profit, plans to add more parking hubs and raise the costs of bike use.

Eco-Reps plan for major outreach after a year of struggles

By Noa Ran-Ressler, Managing Editor • August 31, 2022

In recent years, IC Eco-Reps was forced to scale back as reduced funding and staff cutbacks left the program without staff to advocate for the students.

Acting mayor intends to continue community initiatives

By Lorien Tyne and Olivia Stanzl • February 23, 2022

Local government officials in the City of Ithaca are confident that the community initiatives started by former mayor Svante Myrick will continue.

Editorial: Ithaca is actively trying to lift its carbon footprint

By The Ithacan • November 18, 2021

As the presidential search continues, the search committee needs to take the potential president’s stance on the Ithaca Green New Deal into consideration

City of Ithaca to become 100% decarbonized by 2030

By Caroline Grass, Staff Writer • November 18, 2021

The City of Ithaca found itself on the national stage Nov. 4 as the city announced the approval of a plan to decarbonize all of its buildings by 2030.