THE ITHACAN

The (Possible) Dingell Dynasty.

By Katrina Fedczuk • March 3, 2014

Married to the “Dean” of Congress, Deborah Dingell is looking for her turn in the political light. Whose seat is she gunning for? Her husband’s. John Dingell, the longest serving member of...

The State of the (female) Union

By Katrina Fedczuk • February 2, 2014

My god, can the President give a speech. I’m more than willing to be that he could motivate a group of humans to accomplish things just by reciting words of inspiration. If only the members of Congress...

Primary stirs party debate

By Katrina Fedczuk, Staff Writer • February 9, 2012

Amid a new semester and presidential campaign, Ithaca College Republicans are taking to their club to discuss the primary and which candidate poses the biggest threat to President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign.

Student attempts to bring Colombian problems home

By Katrina Fedczuk, Contributing Writer • December 12, 2011

American policy can have negative effects on outside countries, and junior Candace Riggs is hoping to spread this message to the Ithaca College campus community. As part of a project for her War Occupation and Displacement class, Riggs will screen “Shoveling Water: War on Drugs, War on Peace” at 7:00 p.m. tonight in Textor 101.

Students push for new minor despite setback

By Katrina Fedczuk, Contributing Writer • October 13, 2011

After a long struggle to create an Asian-American Studies program at Ithaca College, the proposal was put on hold, inciting backlash from proponents of the course of study who are determined to continue pushing for it.

Constitution Day to focus on First Amendment issues

By Katrina Fedczuk, Contributing Writer • September 27, 2011

Pioneering political blogger and author John Nichols will visit Ithaca College today to educate students on the significance of the U.S. Constitution, particularly the First Amendment, in his speech, “First Amendment Remedies: The Constitution as a Call to Action,” in celebration of Constitution Day.