Newly formed IC Book Club cracks open ‘Pride and Prejudice’
The newly-founded IC Book Club meets once every two weeks in the Ithaca Falls room of the Campus Center. Their first read was “Pride and Prejudice.”
The newly-founded IC Book Club meets once every two weeks in the Ithaca Falls room of the Campus Center. Their first read was “Pride and Prejudice.”
Brought on campus by the club Ithaca College Republicans, New York state senator Tom O’Mara discussed political issues that affect the Ithaca area on Nov. 18.
The Ithaca College National Association of Black Accountants has been bridging gaps for minority students in the School of Business for 10 years.
The Ithaca College Department of Theatre Arts announced Nov. 16 that some performances of “RENT” have been canceled, after some of the cast tested positive for COVID-19.
Cornell University Police received a call of bombs being placed in Law School, Goldwin Smith, Upson Hall and Kennedy Hall at 2:12 p.m.
On Oct. 29, the IC Chinese Students and Scholars Association hosted a Mid-Autumn festival celebration, which drew about 100 students to the IC Square.
“The French Dispatch” is a perfect example of the failures of modern art. It looks nice and has its own personality, but has next to no substance.
Ithaca College is offering personal finance workshops in order to help students understand interest rates, taxes, budgeting and loans, among other things.
Women in Finance and POC in Finance are organizations that promote financial literacy and boost their respective communities in business.
Until a few weeks ago, the sexism in James Bond movies has been as iconic as his vodka martini order.
Ethiopian-Israeli activist and social media influencer Ashager Araro spoke in the Muller Chapel on Oct. 12, hosted by Hillel at IC.
“No Time to Die,” Daniel Craig’s final role as James Bond, offers a combination of intense action and rich emotion that is shaken, not stirred.