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A poem by Garen Whitmore

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.

Five passionate Ithaca College undergraduates ventured across the pond in early January to the University of Exeter for Model European Union, a close cousin of the college’s thriving Model United Nations.

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.

Eleanor Henderson is a bestselling author and professor of writing at Ithaca College whose debut novel, Ten Thousand Saints, was ranked by The New York Times as one of the 10 best books of 2011.

Read and listen to WICB’s Ithaca Now, covering the hydraulic fracturing debate’s recent developments in New York state.

It seems like Hollywood won’t stop until it’s exploited every holiday on the western calendar. Here are some holidays I think need a little love — or a multi-million dollar, star-studded movie

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.