Review: Intimate, original romance is bold and beautiful
“Call Me by Your Name” is a story about true love and human affection, with emotional acting and stunning camera work.
“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?
Editor’s note: IC View, a magazine published by Ithaca College, recently used a picture of a college employee taken before he transitioned.
Students, faculty and staff expressed concern over rumors of racial incidents and president Tom Rochon’s handling of them following the election.
Following the success of the first ZAP panel, the Center for Faculty Excellence will host a second one Nov. 3.
Alumni honor Anthony Nazaire with new business scholarship
A group of Ithaca College alumni has created a scholarship to honor Anthony Nazaire.
Luca Maurer, LGBT Education, Outreach & Services Center program director, discusses growing up in a small rural town in upstate New York, his experiences of homophobia in college, and the moment he decided to choose his career path as a professional advocate and educator for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students.
Amidst ongoing demands for more privacy and inclusivity in residence halls and on-campus restrooms, the Ithaca College Center for LGBT Education, Outreach and Services partnered with the Office of Residential Life to build 12 new all-gender restrooms.
The photos, which have gone viral this week after the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, on June 12 and World Blood Donor Day on June 14, are part of a campaign by Ithaca College students and alumni called “My Blood Is Good.”
A weeklong series of events called IC Color will celebrate the spectrum of identities that make up the Ithaca College campus.
The Cornell University chapter of Athlete Ally will host Megan Rapinoe to speak about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender athletes and their rights to equality in sports at 7 p.m. March 10.