IC Student shares artistic opportunities on social media
With all of the ensembles, acapella groups, choirs and dance companies at Ithaca College, it can be easy for students looking to get involved in the arts to get overwhelmed.
With all of the ensembles, acapella groups, choirs and dance companies at Ithaca College, it can be easy for students looking to get involved in the arts to get overwhelmed.
This week, we sat down with our social media manager, Cassandra Logedo.
Peter Johanns, associate professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, posted his first TikTok “Tru-den Pen-ris” on Oct. 30, 2020.
Student journalists are local journalists. I’ve learned more from managing and working in a student newsroom than I have in my journalism classes.
Scroll on any college student’s Facebook feed and you’re reading a neverending resume. Young adults used this “unprecedented” time to succeed.
Even the worst of the worst should have the chance for redemption. I stand by this. No one is so far gone that they cannot be redeemed.
Senior Leah Ettinger films Berger by the Dillingham Fountains on April 10 for day 676 of “Welcome to Ithaca.”
Malcolm & Marie isn’t Oscar-worthy, but I couldn’t help but notice the review’s inaccuracies. The author’s analysis seemed based upon a single watch.
Art Preparator Brian Quan and senior Annie Shaw are working hard to prepare the Handwerker Gallery for its opening Feb. 24.
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s move to ban TikTok from U.S. app stores has been temporarily postponed.
“The Social Dilemma” is perhaps the most necessary film of the past five years.
When looking back on the most popular films of 2019, I noticed a trend.