Ithaca community celebrates Streets Alive!
Experience Streets Alive! Ithaca, a celebration on a street closed for people to enjoy walking, biking and moving in other ways.
Experience Streets Alive! Ithaca, a celebration on a street closed for people to enjoy walking, biking and moving in other ways.
The New York Times reported April 22 the U.S.
Arriving at Ithaca College four years ago, I never imagined spending one of my first Sunday afternoons in a staff meeting for the Accent section of The Ithacan.
It was merely two years ago that the Occupy Wall Street movement engaged in International Workers’ Day, or May Day, rallies in places like New York City and San Francisco.
The number of part-time faculty at Ithaca College this academic year has increased by 67 percent since 2004.
According to Dominick Recckio, current vice president of communications in the Student Government Association, 18.2 percent of the student body, 1,223 students, voted in the April 17–18 election and elected IC All That to be their SGA executive board for the 2014 academics year.
In the midst of an extraordinary start to the NBA Playoffs, the timing of the racist comments by Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling is unfortunate.
Tuesday’s UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg between soccer clubs Chelsea and Atlético Madrid featured a sight unfamiliar to most American sports fans.
The Census Bureau estimates that people of minority status will be the majority of the American population by 2043.
A defining feature of my collegiate career has been the presence of Buddhism.
On April 16, news of the sunken South Korean ferry Sewol shocked the world, not only because more than 150 casualties were confirmed as of April 23, but also because Captain Lee Joon-seok decided to leave the ferry first and thereby abandon hundreds of passengers onboard.
Marisa Kelly, provost and vice president for educational affairs, unexpectedly announced her departure from Ithaca College on April 16.