The Ithacan

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Tune in to hear co-hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons talk about “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” (2019), a film that tells a terrific love story and breaks the trope of female objectification.

The 1991 film “My Own Private Idaho” left co-hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons in tears in this latest episode in their series highlighting queer media.

On April 29, Ithaca College held its annual Rainbow Reception in Emerson Suites. The reception is for LGBT graduating seniors to receive their rainbow cords that are worn at graduation.

The second floor of the First Unitarian Church transformed into an art gallery Saturday, featuring artwork from queer and trans people of color (QTPOC) from around the country.

Throughout the last several years, Ithaca College has worked to install all-gender bathrooms across campus.

As the semester comes to an end, members of the Class of 2019 at Ithaca College will be participating in several ceremonies, collecting their graduation regalia and preparing for graduation.

When Ithaca College freshman Ethan Cepeda received the New York Daily News’ 2018 Hometown Hero Award, he didn’t even know award existed.

Labeling Mercury as gay or bisexual isn’t adequate, accurate or necessary.

Think, center the person impacted, take care of yourself so you can be available if needed, and consciously and thoughtfully reach out and act.

“Call Me by Your Name” is a story about true love and human affection, with emotional acting and stunning camera work.

Queer people of all races, genders, abilities, classes and cultures have fought for their ability to survive and have built their own communities in order to thrive.

Why wouldn’t officers receive mental health training when, statistically, one out of every four college-age individuals struggle with mental illness?