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Building on last year’s momentum to improve team performance

By Mikayla Rovenolt, Staff Writer • November 9, 2018
The Ithaca College wrestling team hopes to build off of last years third-place finish at the NCAA Championships and bring home a national title.
Volleyball drops final two games in Wittenberg Invitational

Volleyball drops final two games in Wittenberg Invitational

By Jackson Lawrence, Contributing Writer • September 16, 2018
The Ithaca College volleyball team dropped two matches in the Wittenberg Invitational. The Bombers are now 5–5 on the season.
Wonderful Town follows two sisters who move from Ohio to New York City to pursue their artistic dreams. The play runs Oct. 31 through Nov. 11.

Leonard Bernstein musical comedy travels to Main Stage

By Kara Bowen, Staff Writer • October 24, 2017
"I think this is one of those musicals and one of those pieces of art in general that anyone can go in and escape from their own lives"
Life Without Sound is the fifth album from indie-rock band, Cloud Nothings. The band was started as a solo project of lead vocalist, Dylan Baldi but has since grown to four members including drummer Jayson Gerycz and lead guitarist Chris Brown.

Review: ‘Life Without Sound’ is an album without soul

By Jake Leary, Assistant Life & Culture Editor • February 1, 2017
The gritty, tense conclusion to "Life Without Sound" is undermined by the bland tracks that open Cloud Nothings' latest album.
Senior Sawyer Hitchcock races in the Jannette Bonrouhi-Zakaim Memorial Alumni Run on Aug. 30, 2014, in Ithaca.

Deep men’s cross country team ready for shot at Nationals

By Lauren Murray, Contributing Writer • August 27, 2015
The men's cross country team is poised for a huge year on the trails.
I was so busy while in Selma, Ala. that this is the only picture I managed to get of myself

Travel, Not Transit

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • March 11, 2015
I found myself a nice piece of bus station floor and spread out my sleeping bag. I sat down and ate my fries quickly, hoping to catch a nap before my next bus. A man with his own basket of fries, smothered in cheese sauce, approached me. “That’s a nice set up you got there, mind if I join you?”
The March prepares to enter the BP oil refinery in Whiting, IN.

Oil workers on strike

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • February 9, 2015
Just yesterday, about 1,400 workers from two more oil refineries — BP's Whiting and Toledo, Ohio operations — joined the strike, now 11 refineries strong. The Climate March walked through both of these refineries. I imagine some of the very same workers we spoke to in Whiting are now risking their livelihood to demand better working conditions.
Students cheer on the football team as it takes on Buffalo State College on Oct. 11 at Butterfield Stadium.

Ithaca College students travel across nation for favorite professional teams

By Christian Araos, Senior Writer • October 22, 2014
Students from Ithaca College have traveled across the nation to support their favorite professional sports teams.
Our Car-Centered Society

Our Car-Centered Society

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • September 29, 2014
While walking along Route 65 out of Maumee and toward Toledo, a pick-up truck operated by a sleeping driver struck me head on. Unlike the unfortunate Peace Marcher in 1986, I can live to tell the tale.

Women blamed for systemic issues

By Ramya Vijayagopal • September 12, 2013

There is no question that sexual assault is a problem. What is arguably a bigger problem, however, is how societies perceive this issue throughout the world. According to a CNN iReport in August, a...

College mourns loss of longtime professor

By Noreyana Fernando and Sage Daugherty • September 5, 2013
Ithaca College mourns the loss of Eileen Kelly, professor of management, who passed away on September 2 after a battle with cancer.

Students use break to fight for causes

By Sabrina Knight, Assistant News Editor • March 21, 2013
Don Austin, assistant director of community service and leadership development, discusses his experience at an alternative spring break, where participants focused on environmental issues such as hydraulic fracturing.
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