The Ithacan

Awwad compiled what makes participants feel beautiful and what beauty means to them, highlighting the experiences of people of color on campus.

This episode featured an entire audience of college students who were given the chance to win prizes and money to go toward their education.

“In making art, ideally you know what is happening in your world,” Sarah Sutton said. “Understanding current science for art students is really important.”

Amazon offered junior Casey Schoch a five-year contract for her short film that she made in Advanced Cinema Production: Fiction, titled ‘Dead Weight.”

“It’s definitely fun to go to your local art house cinema and see your work up on the screen,” junior Anna Gardner, programming director for The Studio said.  

Spoon University is an organization that gives college students the tools to write, photograph, create videos and host events focused on food.

“Make sure you’re making something that’s personal,” freshman Simon Gardner, co-creator of KAVAS, said. “Something you can hold onto for a long time.”

“You can have a large group of people and get the same amount of work done as a small group of passionate people,” Gabby Picca, chair of marketing, said.

The people that you reach, the community that you build, the voices being heard by as many people as possible, is what motivates me and what keeps me going.

The Aaron Rizzo Band is influenced by blues, rock, R&B, pop and hip-hop. The band was selected to perform at the 2018 NAMM convention in Anaheim, California.

A large part of King’s message was to find a way to serve the cause you are passionate about, Austin said. This can resonate with students, he said.

Nagee Green was found guilty of the murder of former Ithaca College student Anthony Nazaire.