This live blog covered the 66th annual Cortaca Jug between the Ithaca College Bombers and SUNY Cortland Red Dragons Nov. 15 and has since ended.

A lifelong activist, McKinley was involved in the ACT UP Movement in Ithaca in the 80s, as well as the Occupy Wall Street movement in the late 2000s. McKinley describes himself as a socialist and has ...

This story was updated at 3:31 p.m. Aug. 28 to add information about the expense reduction targets. The college started working with Huron in October 2024 to understand realistic enrollment ...

Ithaca acts as a safe haven for immigrants, women and members of the LGBTQ+ community, among others. The potential misuse of Flock Safety’s surveillance technology and data collection in Ithaca is a ...

Amy Falkner, dean of Ithaca College’s Roy H. Park School of Communications and Michael Johnson-Cramer, dean of the School of Business, will depart from Ithaca College this summer. Melanie Stein, ...

The Winter Artisan Market made its return Dec 6. The market was open to all, and featured crafts, live music and local vendors. Visitors could show their support to small businesses by purchasing ...

This story is part of “Concept to Creation: The Ithacan’s 2026 Arts Insert,” which can be found in the April 2 print edition. All of the stories in the insert can be found online here. Priya Sirohi’s ...

An artificial intelligence data center may find a home on the bank of Cayuga Lake in the next two years, despite concerns about the proposed center’s environmental impact and the chance of a one-year ...

The Ithaca College men’s tennis team does not have a Liberty League Championship playoff win on its program resume, but is aiming for the title with a second year head coach and a hefty and balanced ...

Ithaca College administrators shared updates on enrollment and the college’s finances going into the 2025-26 academic year at the State of the College meeting May 20. The meeting followed the May ...

Ithaca College is introducing the Presidential Scholarship for incoming first-year students in Fall 2026. The scholarship covers full tuition for up to four years, but does not cover room and board.

Hosts Logan Thompson and Dylan Long discuss recent horror films like “Lee Cronin’s The Mummy,” “Faces of Death” and “Thrash.” Then, Thompson and Long award superlatives to some of the most anticipated ...