The Ithacan

MAPACA is an organization that furthers analysis of American pop culture. MAPACA’s 2019 conference occurred in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from Nov. 7–9.

The Ithaca College community gathered at Muller Chapel Nov. 20 for a memorial for transgender and gender-nonconforming people who lost their lives.

Ithaca College students can now use Bomber Bucks to purchase food and nonfood items on campus, regardless of whether or not they have meal plans.

Junior McKinley Walsh was recognized by the Northeast Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls as RA of the month for September 2019. 

Those that attended were invited to light candles in remembrance of Palumbo and partake in a moment of silence in his memory.

Does anyone actually read the terms and conditions before agreeing to them?

Ithaca College Professor Doug Turnbull and a team of students have been developing Localify, a service meant to “make Spotify local.” 

Ballet & Books is a community organization that aims to combine literacy skills and dance to engage students outside of a traditional classroom.

Kristin Chenoweth’s newest album, “For The Girls,” is a cover album featuring 12 songs, the majority of which were originally recorded by women.

Seven Ithaca College students took part in the Healthcare and Culture: An International Field Experience in Malawi study abroad program.

For one afternoon, the Emerson Suites was converted into an arcade, complete with dim lighting and energetic music.

“Hustlers,” directed by Lorene Scafaria, is based on an article published in New York Magazine in 2015 by Jessica Pressler.