Issues

Cutting, pasting and whiting out the Bible to fit your worldview By Gena Mangiaratti Last summer, following years of questioning the Evangelical Lutheran Church in…

The magic behind repairing politicians’ public image By Meagan McGinnes Politicians are placed on a pedestal of morals, ethics, values and patriotism. Because of the…

Why meds alone won’t ever clean up mental illness By Megan Devlin Many refuse to acknowledge the pervasion of mental health disorders in society, especially…

By Amy Obarski Breaking away from her usual finger-style slap guitar, Kaki King delivers a tour de force of intense, musical elements in her fifth,…

E. coli is not gorgeous…it’s just making its home in the gorges. By Andy Casler Six Mile Creek is a popular swimming spot for Ithaca…

By Matt Kelly It’s fair to say that listeners who were left starry-eyed by Sufjan Stevens’ 2005 breakout release Illinois were not expecting a follow-up…

By Francesca Toscano For many breakout artists, a sophomore album can prove to be an impossible and career-destroying feat. The musician has two choices: to…

Greek philosophies from an IC dining hall worker By Kristin Leffler “You know what they say the Greek philosophy is?” His accent is powerful, strong. He…

The youth activists behind environmental advocacy By Kacey Deamer They jammed to the Spice Girls and Blink-182 in the ’90s. They lived through Y2K and…

By Quinton Saxby Arcade Fire’s catapult to stardom after their formation in 2003 has been surprising but well deserved. With an EP and three albums,…