Walking down Broadway Street in New York, the line of musicals seems endless, from established shows like “Wicked” to relatively new successes like “Hadestown.” Ithaca College’s Fall 2019 organization fair was no different.
“Everyone who’s in it pretty much tried out for another a cappella group or didn’t get a chance to try out for one,” Damien McMillan said.
Ithaca College students, faculty and staff celebrated First Bomber Weekend on campus Sept. 1–4 with A Cappella performances, yoga classes and fireworks.
Tyson, a vocal performance major, is no stranger to performing onstage. He has performed with Ithacappella for three years, singing popular sultry songs by artists, like Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran, as well as older songs from bands like Earth, Wind & Fire. Tyson has also performed with the Ithaca College Choir and the IC Opera Workshop.
Ithacapella is set to release a new film in May based off their recent album Stages.
Senior David Allen is the conductor of Ithacappella, the only all-male a cappella group on campus, in addition to being a music producer both within and outside of his curriculum as a sound recording technology major.
Your guide to what’s happening this weekend in Ithaca.
A behind-the-scenes look at Ithacappella’s first block concert of the year.
Ithaca College Men’s Chorus, also known as Ithacapella, had their third block concert of the year in Emerson Suites on Friday, March 1. Follow the group and the audience throughout this entertaining show.
Sophomore Derryk Williams talks about how he balances club volleyball with four other activities on and off campus, all while keeping up his grades.
Ithaca College varsity tennis player balances schedule filled with seven activities and personal life.
Ithaca College’s chapter of Spread the Word to End the Word, a worldwide organization dedicated to raising awareness of the misuse of the word “retarded,” is kicking off the year with their own rally.
