On the Quad: What’s with the weather?

By Ray Milburn, Christian Gratto, Andrew Marcus, Mei Dennison, Sammie Macaranas, Abigail Singer, and Uri Ponte • March 1, 2024

Last week, The Ithacan asked students if they had any tips for surviving Ithaca’s snowy winters. Then the temperature rose to the mid-60s. In an On the Quad double-header, Andrew Marcus joins Christian...

Ithaca Farmers Market moves to Triphammer Marketplace

By Maddy Martin • January 22, 2020

Last summer at the Ithaca Farmers Market, a crowd poured out from a wooden pavilion beside Cayuga Inlet. The smell of fresh crepes, fried eggs, donuts, coffee and much more wafted through the air as shoppers...

Ithaca College lowers summer and winter tuition rates

By Madison Fernandez, News Editor • January 28, 2019

The Office of International Programs and Extended Studies has announced that summer and winter undergraduate tuition rates will be discounted by 30 percent.

WATCH: Winter weather impacts Ithaca College

By Ana Borruto, Senior Writer • March 7, 2018

Facilities, grounds and maintenance staff plow and salt paths and roads for the Ithaca College campus, starting as early as 3 a.m.

Winter Wonderland Slideshow

January 24, 2018

    Ithaca College community members have enjoyed the snowy campus since its founding.

Author teaches Ithaca College students winter survival skills

By Annika Kushner, Contributing Writer • November 9, 2015

Ithaca College students learned how to survive outside during a New York winter in a talk by the founder of Primitive Pursuits, a local nature education program.

4th Annual Winter Recess Fiber Arts Festival

By Amanda den Hartog, Photography Editor • February 18, 2015

Photos from the Fiber Arts Showcase Feb. 16.

53 miles to Ithaca

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • January 13, 2015

Tonight I have filled the hiking backpack I got for Christmas to the brim with all the supplies and equipment I will need for a five day, 53 mile journey from my home in Geneva to my second home in Ithaca. After I finish this blog post I will go to bed and try to get a full night's rest, because tomorrow, for the first time in a while, I will be rising with the sun to walk.

Commentary: Activists and allies needed from here to Russia

By Natalya Cowilich • October 31, 2013

As LGBT History Month draws to a close, it is important to recognize how this month is imperative to the growth and strength of queer people finding their voices in the choir of multiculturalism and diversity. Here...

Video: Extreme gingerbread competition at Ithaca College

By Michelle Boulé • December 5, 2012

Extreme gingerbread competition at Ithaca College

Chili festival keeps it local

By Shawn Steiner, Assistant Photo Editor • February 21, 2012

Amid a mild winter, thousands of locals and tourists flocked to The Commons yesterday for the Great Chili Cook-off of 2012 to eat a seasonal favorite and support local businesses.

Action sports imperil lives

By Harlan Green-Taub, Staff Writer • January 26, 2012

She is launched into the thin mountain air, her trajectory angled to fly. At heights of more than 10 feet above the lip of the 25-foot half-pipe, freestyle skier Sarah Burke completed two-and-a-half full rotations before coming back to earth ready to soar again.