THE ITHACAN

NJ native helps her state weather the storm

By Michael Tkaczevski • November 15, 2012

Junior Lindsay Tomaro, a New Jersey native, organized a donation drive for victims of Hurricane Sandy.

A week of photos — Nov. 14, 2012

By Ithacan Staff • November 15, 2012

Every week we have a lot of great photography being produced by The Ithacan’s photography staff. Here are some the images you may not have seen.

A week of photos — Nov. 8, 2012

By Ithacan Staff • November 8, 2012

Every week we have a lot of great photography being produced by The Ithacan’s photography staff. Here are some the images you may not have seen.

Zeroing In: Previewing Bombers football vs. Hartwick

By Christian Araos, Staff Writer • November 3, 2012

Football beat writer analyzes the top storylines going into Saturday's football home finale against Hartwick College.

Images that ‘standalone’ — Nov. 1, 2012

By Carl HeyerdahlJennifer Williams, Staff Photographers • November 2, 2012

The Ithacan's standalone images tell the stories that lack a full-fledged article. So here they make a jump into the online world.

A week in photos — Nov. 1, 2012

By Ithacan Staff • November 1, 2012

Every week we have a lot of great photography being produced by The Ithacan’s photography staff. Here are some the images you may not have seen.

A week in photos — Oct. 25, 2012

By Ithacan Staff • October 25, 2012

Every week we have a lot of great photography being produced by The Ithacan’s photography staff. Here are some the images you may not have seen.

Low Student Government Association voter turnout worrisome

By The Ithacan • September 26, 2012

When so few of Ithaca College’s students are voting in the SGA election, it raises the question of how weak involvement may be for the next presidential election.

Review: ‘Premium Rush’ crashes and burns

By James Hasson, Staff Writer • August 28, 2012

There is an expression that goes, “never bring a knife to a gunfight.” The same should be said for bicycles in car chases. Director David Koepp attempts to introduce bicycles chases as an alternative for traditional car chases in “Premium Rush.” The film ultimately lacks horsepower with its predictable cinematic elements, dull story and bland…

Goodbye North Face, hello stylish outerwear!

By Cady Lang, Staff Writer • January 24, 2012

Ciao Ithacans! As I write this, the view outside my window is of the beautiful night skyline of Milan, one of the fashion capitals of the world. This semester, I'll be blogging live from Italy, with the latest updates on fashion from a country known for its distinctive style. The weather's been chilly here in…

Color Blocking

By Cady Lang • December 1, 2011

Like many other fashionistas, I love Marc Jacobs. My latest obsession with his creations? His color blocking satchels in bright, punchy tones. Color blocking has been slowly trending for the past couple of seasons, and especially with the recent 60s and 70s revival, vintage inspired color blocking has been especially popular. These satchels are a…

Christian Louboutin Celebrates 20 years of Sole-ful Shoes

By Cady Lang • November 3, 2011

Christian Louboutin is celebrating 20 years in the shoe business; in the two decades that he's been working, his shoes have set a new standard in the fashion industry for his uber-sexy, ultra-edgy towering shoes. He's even garnered a song about them - J.Lo's song, Louboutins, that she performed (and fell) during the 2009 AMAs.…