The Ithacan

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In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Rachel Wagner, associate professor of philosophy and religion at Ithaca College, published an essay discussing the loss of media access during superstorm Sandy.

The project, headed by L Enterprises, LLC in Horseheads, N.Y., will renovate a block on The Commons known as “Harold’s Square.” The project is currently under site review by the Planning and Development Board.

A federal jury rejected former Ithaca police officer Chris Miller’s racial discrimination claims in a verdict Thursday but held the city liable for $2 million for alleged retaliation.

The Ithaca Police Department reported the unattended death of a homeless resident Monday morning.

Ithaca College Office of Public Safety and the Ithaca Police Department are investigating a reported physical and sexual assault off campus.

The Ithaca Police Department has arrested a man who shot a police officer around 11 p.m. Thursday near the West Village apartment complex on West Hill.

Ithaca mayor Svante Myrick has released a 2013 city budget proposal last Tuesday outlining his plans to address the deficit Ithaca will face next year.

David Sheinin, a professor at Trent University, shared his research on alternatives to the Argentinian government’s historical narrative of the country’s military and indigenous populations in a lecture Monday night.

The Office of Public Safety reported a suspicious fire that occurred around 3:15 a.m. Saturday in Tallcott Hall.

The Office of Public Safety is covering more of the college campus after an increase in bike-riding officers and daytime hours for campus security.

Incumbent Sen. James Seward has beaten competing candidate James Blake in the Republican primary for New York state senator of the 51st district.

The new location for the 159-room Marriott hotel is awaiting approval this month.