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Examining technology’s role in finding love Dating in the 21st century has made a departure from waiting for the doorbell or landline phone to ring.…

In 1971, English rock band Led Zeppelin released an untitled, fourth studio album commonly referred to as Led Zeppelin IV or The Fourth Album. Unlike…

Examining the history of a legendary NFL team As the intro to “Hells Bells” by AC/DC rings throughout MetLife Stadium, you know it’s game time.…

In 2001, Julian Casablancas revealed himself to the musical world with the release of The Strokes’ debut album Is This It. Julian Casablancas + The…

HAHAHAHA WHY SO SERIOUS, OBAMA? WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Senate is under close review after several alleged accounts of what the White House is calling…

Kevin Smith’s latest film, Tusk, begins a trilogy into the backwoods of beloved Canada. The film stars Justin Long as Wallace Bryton, a podcaster in…

Ithaca eateries practice sustainabile food disposal ?Last week Yena Seo, an Ithaca College freshman, was exploring downtown Ithaca. Hoping to get a taste of Ithaca’s…

IC’s food waste problem In a world where enough calories are produced to feed everyone, we have obesity and starvation. Why? Roughly 1/3 of food…

A generous atmosphere of enthusiasm hummed through Ford Hall on the night of Nov. 1st, 2012, as Ithaca College administrators, faculty, students and community members greeted each other with excitement. Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, the Peggy R. Williams Difficult Dialogues Symposium promised another engaging discourse about a complex and dynamic subject. On the heels of Hurricane Sandy, Sheryl WuDunn arrived with energetic reception from an audience eager to learn about her book Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, co-authored by her husband, Nicholas Kristof.

As I entered Friends Hall for my first class this year, I realized something about the layout was strange. Every single desk was scattered and…