THE ITHACAN

Personal health is necessary to combat the coronavirus

By The Ithacan • March 5, 2020

We must improve our international dialogue when it comes to crisis control, especially when it comes to illness.

Newsrooms should continue to report on their own organizations

By Evan Popp • February 13, 2018

These kinds of reports shouldn’t have journalists worried about losing their jobs and should be considered part of owning and operating a media organization.

Q&A: Paula Poundstone discusses quirky comedy career

By Matthew Radulski, Senior Writer • October 23, 2017

"I finally realized that the funniest stuff I said was the stuff I said accidentally, I decided that is where the heart of the whole thing is."

The media should call a spade a spade

By Evan Popp • September 20, 2017

If mainstream journalists refuse to call out Trump for his lies now, the word likely won’t appear in the media’s future descriptions of those in power

Ithaca Underground to host its next Big Day In on Dec. 3

By Olivia Riggio, Staff Writer • November 30, 2016

Ithaca Underground’s 12th annual Big Day In begins at 12 p.m. on Dec. 3 for only $7 per person.

Reported rapes, drug and weapon violations increase at IC

By Jack Sears, Contributing Writer • September 28, 2016

Ithaca College’s Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management has seen an increase in reported rape cases, weapons violations and drug violations.

Ithaca College students create group based on storytelling

By Ashley Wolf, Staff Writer • March 23, 2016

Earthlings is a group founded by several Ithaca College students that focuses on telling and sharing stories.

Commentary: Justice Scalia’s legacy is not what it seems

By Thomas Shevory • February 23, 2016

It may be impolitic to throw cold water on the Scalia legacy, but some things just need to be said.

The term “people of color” includes Asian Americans

By Frances Johnson, Columnist • October 21, 2015

If I’m not a person of color, and I’m not white, then what am I?

Q&A: New professor’s first novel receives widespread acclaim

By Matthew Radulski, Staff Writer • September 15, 2015

Publishers Weekly named “All That Followed” one of the Best Summer Books of 2015, and Urza himself one of its Writers To Watch for Fall 2015.

Trumpet professor performs on NPR’s ‘Performance Today’

By Tylor Colby, Staff Writer • October 22, 2014

Frank Gabriel Campos, professor of trumpet performance at Ithaca College, performed on National Public Radio's syndicated program "Performance Today."

College and City: Jan. 23

January 22, 2014

Alumnus produces video shown at national ball, Cornell lab fights cancer with new protein method, students perform concert for abuse victims in India and more...