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Nov 19, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Nolan Saunders
The No. 19 Ithaca College football team traveled to Springfield, Massachusetts on Nov. 18, for a first-round matchup with the Springfield College Pride. After coming out victorious over the Pride in the second round of the NCAA tournament in 2022, the Bombers once again proved their dominance with a 21–7 win to survive and advance. Defensively, the Bombers held the Pride scoreless until the final quarter of the game.
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Apr 26, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Lorien Tyne |Nolan Saunders
The Student Governance Council released the elected candidates April 25 that will serve on the executive board and senate during the 2023–24 academic year. The candidates presented their campaign platforms April 18 and voting occurred April 20 to 24 through a form on IC Engage. For this election cycle, all positions were available to run for including five executive board positions and 24 senate positions.
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Apr 6, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Nolan Saunders
TAES accepting learning and peer success coach requestsTutoring and Academic Services at Ithaca College will be accepting requests from students for Learning Coaches and Peer Success Coaches until April 7. The TAES is a part of the Center for Student Success and Retention and allows students to connect with Peer Coaches who can help them with academics in general and for specific classes as well.
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Mar 29, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Lorien Tyne |Nolan Saunders
Ithaca College introduced the new Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in an email announcement March 23, which will officially open July 1. In the announcement, President La Jerne Cornish said the center is another step toward being a model for institutions promoting diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging. Cornish said the center’s establishment aligns with the goals of the Ithaca Forever strategic plan.
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Mar 22, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Noa Ran-Ressler |Malik Clement |Nolan Saunders
As a first step in preventing discriminatory behavior at Ithaca College, a climate review of the then-School of Music was conducted in summer 2021 that identified three main sources of tension among faculty and staff: tenure, the school’s environment, and race and gender.
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Mar 22, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Nolan Saunders
Life & Culture Review: Video game adaptation lives up to the hype Published: March 22, 2023 Impactful characters, evocative storytelling, edge-of-your-seat action and clickers — these are the elements that fans of Naughty Dog’s 2013 hit-video game “The Last of Us” were hoping for when HBO Max a show adaptation in June 2020. Nearly three years later, showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann have delivered one of the greatest video game adaptations in television history.
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Mar 22, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Nolan Saunders
“The Last of Us” does exactly what every video game adaptation should do: capture the heart and essence of the story.
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Mar 1, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Aidan Charde |Nolan Saunders
After a short stint of three races in the fall and a five-month break, the Ithaca College men’s rowing team is getting back in the boat for the spring season. Going into the season with just five seniors on the roster — the team’s lowest total since having only one in the 2018–19 season — and a new head coach, the Bombers are looking for all 25 members to contribute, both in the water and in the boathouse.
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Mar 1, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Aidan Charde |Nolan Saunders
Following back-to-back Liberty League outdoor titles, the Ithaca College men’s track and field team is getting ready to head back outside for the spring season. Although they still have to stay on top of the indoor season for a little bit longer — the National Championships are on March 10 — junior Brendan Sheehan said the team has been preparing to start the outdoor season while also staying healthy for the end of indoor season.
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Feb 8, 2023 | 
theithacan.org | Liam McDermott |Katie Miller |Nolan Saunders |Jaime von Bartheld
Four Ithaca College students created a social media campaign called The Fresh 15 to bust the myth that students gain 15 pounds in their first year at college and to identify other aspects of college to focus on. Sophomores Julia Freitor, Jaime von Bartheld, Katie Miller and junior Roxanne Palladino needed a campaign subject for their Introduction to Public Relations class in Fall 2022. That was when they created The Fresh 15 — a play on the term freshman 15.
