Ithaca prepares for upcoming Pride Week events
The Downtown Ithaca Alliance will host Pride Week from June 26 to July 3, with events including drag performances, dance parties and documentary screenings.
The Downtown Ithaca Alliance will host Pride Week from June 26 to July 3, with events including drag performances, dance parties and documentary screenings.
Alexander Skarsgård takes on the role of a village raider in a beautifully filmed but disappointing Robert Eggers film.
From left, sophomore Annalese Winegard, junior Benjamin Berkowitz and TikTok personality Brittany Broski hold a Q&A session April 19 in Emerson Suites.
“The Dropout” takes a real-life incident and turns it into a series that chilled viewers.
Red Hot Chili Peppers re-enter the music scene with a disappointing new album.
For Spring 2022, there is a one-credit meditation class offered called Meditation: It’s Not What You Think, where students learn about different practices of meditation.
Hamberg picked up a hobby of painting during the pandemic, starting with her dog. Before long, she started painting other people’s animals.
Current IC students and alum showcase graphic design artwork in order to raise climate change awareness.
Jenna Ortega and Maddie Ziegler both give captivating performances which make up the most influential portions of the film.
The New Voices Seminar provides an opportunity for students to connect with professional authors.
In “on to better things,” Iann Dior opens up with personal lyrics on heartbreak, anxiety and intrusive thoughts.
Avery Alexander, Senior Writer
“Sing 2”
5/5 Stars
“Sing” was one of the most pleasant surprises from Illumination Studios since “Despicable Me.” Fortunately, “Sing 2” proves to be just as charming as its predecessor and preserves the franchise’s status as, perhaps, the most compelling Illumination franchise to date.