Best Picture frequently goes to racially problematic movies. “One Battle After Another" could be next in line. It panders to cisgender White male audiences, with nothing challenging their viewpoint.

On a rainy, warm winter night at Ithaca College, a fiesta brought music, celebration and joy to Emerson Suites and IC Square.

At the March 6 Dollars and Sense meeting, Rakin “Rock” Hall, vice president for enrollment management, gave updates on ...

Women’s History Month should not act as a cookie-cutter period of celebration to make us feel good about ourselves. The history we learn should serve as invaluable lessons, cautionary tales and ...

On the rainy evening of March 4, film enthusiasts packed into theater five of Ithaca’s own independent movie theater, Cinemapolis. Instead of watching a new release like the other theaters in the ...

Milkweed” is an introspective exploration of the commonalities between physics and theater, both as educational disciplines ...

Baruch Whitehead, a professor of music education in the School of Music, Theatre and Dance, was presented with a New York State Senate Commendation award from Sen. Lea Webb’s office Feb. 19. The ...

The Ithaca College Bureau of Concerts and Young Feminists Collective collaborated to put on a Women’s History Month concert March 5 to highlight woman-led bands all across New York state.

Through community connections, Ithaca College is collaborating with sponsors that support student athletes by providing food, ...

In a round of budget cuts directed in December 2025 from the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life, the Student ...

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s long-awaited second film, “The Bride!” was released in theaters worldwide March 6. With the award season buzz surrounding Guillermo Del Toro’s “Frankenstein,” which released Oct.