Business school MBA program puts on showcase for artists
On July 16, former Ithaca College students Jake Smith (’20) and John Kearny (’20) hosted “The Showcase at the State,” where up-and-coming musicians performed.
On July 16, former Ithaca College students Jake Smith (’20) and John Kearny (’20) hosted “The Showcase at the State,” where up-and-coming musicians performed.
Senior Leah Ettinger films Berger by the Dillingham Fountains on April 10 for day 676 of “Welcome to Ithaca.”
Exploring local businesses one year into the COVID-19 pandemic
Ithaca resident Mahinder Kingra browses for books in the science fantasy section at Buffalo Street Books on April 3.
The Ithaca Arthaus is an affordable housing apartment building for artists currently under construction at 130 Cherry St. The ground floor will feature an art gallery.
Now that students are returning back to Ithaca, businesses are adjusting and hoping to bounce back after a difficult year.
When gentrification happens within a community, it leads to the displacement of long-term residents who are not able to benefit from the new changes.
The Ithaca Police Department (IPD) is investigating a homicide that took place on the night of Oct. 21 on West State Street.
Throughout my early years, Southside is where I learned to love Blackness, love Black people and love myself.
For nine years, the restaurant has offered a variety of sweet and savory waffle combinations.
Ithaca offers a vast array of diverse cuisines from around the world, including Asian food and Moroccan food.
For the last year and a half, senior Clare Nowalk, a sociology major, has researched the relationship between sociology and sex trafficking.