Ithaca

Adam Goldstein from Student Press Law Center skyped with students at the bi-weekly meeting of the Society of Professional Journalists about the rights students have at colleges like Ithaca.

The Ithaca College Board of Trustees has officially approved the tuition for the 2012-2013 school year, upping the current $35,000 price by 4.7 percent.

On Tuesday, Park School Dean Diane Gayeski hosted a “State of the School” meeting in Park Auditorium to go over what’s new with the Roy H. Park School of Communications – including more students, new majors, and Ithaca College’s possible expansion downtown.

In November, Bill Doggett, often referred to as “Bill the Homeless Man,” passed away from a heart condition at the age of 58. His passing marked a surprising change in the daily lives of many Ithaca residents.

There are many problems with The Ithacan’s most recent cover story, but four components really stick out as elements of sex-negative, irresponsible journalism.

In spite of President Obama’s declaration that tuition needs to stop going up, colleges across the nation are continuing to increase their prices, and Ithaca College and Cornell University are no exception.

From WICB’s Ithaca Now, the full broadcast of undocumented migrant workers in Ithaca speaking out about the troubles of being undocumented in the United States.

Ithaca College hosted its third Main Stage production of the season with Illuminated Bodies, the college’s dance show held only once every four years.

Megan Devlin speaks with Alex Colket, the 33-year-old founder of Swidjit.com, a new website that uses social networking to encourage a shift towards a localized economy.

I looked at the graffiti in Ithaca, and I realized that it was, in a way, the city’s own set of tattoos. The graffiti is something that helps to define Ithaca’s “body,” something that characterizes its “soul”: the people that make up its population.