Wild turkey on the loose in Circles Apartments relocated

By Dominick Petrucci, Staff writer • May 1, 2025

On April 17, Ithaca College was met with an unexpected visitor in the Circle Apartments, raising many concerns over students’ relationship with roaming wildlife. A turkey wandered around several apartments, interacting with students and even going into a building. 

Students should handle campus wildlife with care

By David Tupy • March 27, 2025

Nature is chaotic, hindering humanity whether intentional or not. Upstate New York is no exception. As a resident of upstate New York my entire life, I concur that nature is anything but predictable. Therefore,...

‘On The Same Page’ – Top Stories of Week 4

September 15, 2023

Join co-host seniors Opinion Editor Clare Shanahan and Podcast Editor Emma Kersting as they interview reporters from The Ithacan on this week's top stories in News, Sports and Life and Culture.

Fate of Muller Chapel beaver unclear after IC gets permit to kill

By Dominick Petrucci, Staff writer • September 15, 2023

The relaxing environment of the pond behind Muller Chapel now showcases fallen trees and torn brush encircled by wire. A beaver has moved into the pond and has two options: eviction or death.

National Recap: An invasive species of giant lizard threatens Georgia’s wildlife

By John Turner • December 11, 2020

The Argentine black and white tegu, an invasive species of giant lizard, is invading the Southeast, particularly Georgia.

Review: Struggling family’s story told with grace

By Phoebe Harms, Staff Writer • December 2, 2018

“Wildlife” leaves the audience with a reminder: Life can be the hardest it’s ever been but still be beautiful.

New student club looks to work with local wildlife

By Elizabeth Henning, Contributing Writer • October 1, 2018

As an incoming Ithaca College freshman, Ana Maria Arroyo looked forward to making connections with people who shared her passion for wildlife.

Shark Finning: A Deadly Delicacy 

September 4, 2014

At millions of restaurants around the world, “shark fin soup” is served as a common delicacy. What the menu won't tell you, however, is about the cruel practice used in order to harvest those fins.

‘Wildlife’: Band unveils dark release

By David Osborne, Contributing Writer • October 26, 2011

Three years after the release of its last album in 2008, La Dispute returns with a newfound post-hardcore sound.