A lack of area coordinators has left resident assistants at Ithaca College with a lack of guidance and sparked concerns over points of contact and resident safety.
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Robin Guiver, assistant professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance Performance at Ithaca College, had his work showcased in the recent two-part movie, “Wicked.” He was the lead movement artist in the films, embodying the animal characters, specifically Chistery, the flying monkey.
Ithaca College Athletics announced a corporate partnership with DICK’S Sporting Goods, which will give Bomber athletes the opportunity to connect with the community. All levels of athletics — varsity, club and intramural — can get discounts on sports equipment through “Shop with the Bombers” events.
Ithaca College’s Park Portable Equipment Center and Services (PPECS) had its paid student employment hours reinstated to 140 hours Nov. 17 after they were reduced to 100 hours in mid-October.
With a buzzing crowd and an environment sprinkled with showers, the Ithaca College football team avenged the last two seasons and took down its arch rival, the SUNY Cortland Red Dragons, by a score of 26-21 in one of the most thrilling Cortaca games of all time.
The Ithacan's 2025-2026 Winter Sports Preview has launched on our website! Get the rundown on what to watch out for, in one place. Updated daily, from Nov. 10 to 14.
Ithaca College’s Department of Chemistry is expanding scholarship opportunities to incoming students. A $4.6 million estate gift was added to the Bill and Donna Bergmark Scholarship fund between February 2024 and March 2025, in one of the largest donations the school has received in four years.
For the first time in nearly 15 years, the Ithaca College women’s basketball team will take on a Division I opponent during its season-opener against the DI Colgate University Raiders.
Ithaca College students in the communication strategy and design (CSD) major and minor received an email Oct. 20 explaining that the program would no longer be offered or accept new students starting Fall 2026.
Some first-year international students experience Halloween for the first time when they come to the United States.
Stephen St. Francis Decky, assistant professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, publishes his new book just in time for Halloween.
Ahead of the Nov. 4 general election, learn more about candidates for the City of Ithaca’s Common Council and the Tompkins County Legislature.
As of Fall 2026, the Ithaca College Roy H. Park School of Communications will no longer be offering the communication strategy and design major or minor.
On Oct. 16, New York state Senator Lea Webb presented $250,000 in state funding for the Hangar Theatre Company.
Millions of people gathered across the United States for the Oct. 18 “No Kings” protests to rally against what demonstrators see as rising fascism under President Donald Trump’s administration.
This year marks the 25-year anniversary of the Bachelor of Arts in Writing at Ithaca College.
As the cost of housing continues to increase in Ithaca, many Ithaca College faculty members are navigating the real estate market on lower wages than necessary to sustainably live in Ithaca.
About 15 residents of the greater Ithaca area held a vigil in remembrance of Charlie Kirk on the evening of Oct. 14 at the Bernie Milton Pavilion on The Commons.
The Mural Jam festival, organized by SouthWorks and Ithaca Murals, invited 10 local, regional and national artists to adorn the abandoned factory walls with original designs. Their canvas? An 820,000 square-foot former industrial factory.
Michael Smith, professor in the Department of History, discusses the environmental impacts of Al use and how society needs to rethink its use of this technology.
Ithacans for Israel held a memorial remembrance of the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks, and Ithaca College Students for a Free Palestine held a vigil on the escalation of genocide of Palestinians in the Israel-Hamas war Oct. 8.
In Ithaca, comedy groups can be found connecting both on and off campus. At Ithaca College, student comedians create community among themselves by working together on material, but they also create a larger connection with their audiences through laughter.
Eight Ithaca College students have reported contracting hand, foot and mouth disease to The Ithacan while on campus in September.
An artificial intelligence data center may find a home on the bank of Cayuga Lake in the next two years, despite concerns about the proposed center’s environmental impact and the chance of a one-year pause on construction in Lansing.
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence has fundamentally transformed the way we work. Despite the potential benefits and increased productivity it offers, many Americans do not fully understand what it truly is or how it works.
Cliff-Simon Vital, former interim director of the BIPOC Unity Center, has been appointed as permanent director of the renamed Unity Center. The center has not had a permanent director in almost two years.
Ithaca College is expanding its palette of creative arts offerings through new majors and returning graduate programs amid college-wide cuts and restructuring.
A National Science Foundation grant meant to increase the opportunities for minority students in STEM was cut in May for Ithaca College students. With financial support, students in the Biology Department were still able to present their award-winning research at the 2025 International Worm Meeting.
End Abortion Stigma held a pop-up demonstration at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 14 on Green Street outside of Finger Lakes Pregnancy Care. About 15 Ithaca College students and members of EAS held signs on the street corner in favor of the right to an abortion.
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