Students struggle with sadness after returning from abroad
Students returning from study abroad sessions sometimes have trouble readjusting to college life.
Students returning from study abroad sessions sometimes have trouble readjusting to college life.
Students, faculty and local Native Americans are joining together throughout the month of November to celebrate the 13th annual Native American Heritage Month at Ithaca College.
Jack Rossen, associate professor and Native American Studies coordinator for the department of anthropology, traveled to Chile to speak at a conference and Easter Island to study archeaobotany in August.
After summer alterations, Mac’s General Store now accepts debit and credit cards and allows joint checkouts with the bookstore.
Follow the journey of Barrett Keene who is embarking on a 3,000 plus mile walk to benefit the Global Orphan project.
Ithaca College students are lending a helping hand to girls in Liberia to keep them in the classroom and off the streets.
The addition of a conference center and renovations at the Holiday Inn in downtown Ithaca is expected to increase activity in the area, potentially stimulating hotel and local business.
You may not be Sarah Jessica Parker, but thanks to Quick Response code technology the whole world can now know if you are having sex in the city.
A new website allows anyone in the world to digitally register where they’re having sex.
Dean Diane Gayeski emphasized maintaining the Park School’s reputation for undergraduate education while pursuing a new master’s program during her State of the School address Tuesday afternoon in the Park Auditorium.
A new BJ’s Wholesale Club opened its doors to Ithaca’s large college student population Saturday near The Shops at Ithaca Mall and will unveil its green initiatives to cater to the city’s environmentally conscious residents.
Gossa Tsegaye, assistant professor of television-radio at Ithaca College, has completed close to 75 documentaries in his career. For his latest documentary, “Porchfest: Celebrating the Spirit of a Community Through Music,” Tsegaye worked with eight students to film the five-year-old festival Sept. 25 in which bands used downtown porches as their stages.