Chelsea Theis ’08

For Katie Avery ’10, it’s not just about the ribbons. It’s about the wind on her face, her hands on the reins, and the feeling riding gives her.

Avery has been riding horses most of her life but never competitively. That all changed when she came to IC and joined the Ithaca College Equestrian Team. “I was still trying to...

A: Yes, but there’s nothing basic about them! PALS classes (Physical Activity, Leisure, and Safety) run half a semester, and you’ll receive half a credit for each. Courses range from beginning to advanced levels, and there’s a wide array to choose from. With PALS you can learn to ski or sail. Other fun options include aerobic funk dance, billiards, jujitsu,...

I can’t say that I’ve ever considered myself very glamorous, but the first time I rode up the elevator to the 16th floor at 4 Times Square, I couldn’t help but feel a touch of charm in the air.

It all started four years ago, when I was still in high school. Just like any senior heading to college, I was applying for any...

One of the coolest things about Ithaca College is the support that everyone extends to each other. Clubs and organizations are no exception -- they're always willing to come together in order to partake in something that might help change the world.

Recently, IC Safewater, an organization which raises money on campus and in the community to...

The city of Ithaca may have two colleges within its boundaries, but a new multimedia exhibit currently on display sets out to prove that Ithaca College is, indeed, Ithaca’s college.

From Downtown to South Hill: Ithaca College is Ithaca’s College celebrates the College’s first 115 years and “the rich and enduring...

It isn't often Ithaca has princesses visit, but on December 12 the "Princess of Black Poetry" will give a free public presentation. Nikki Giovanni, world-renowned writer, commentator, activist and educator, is giving a public presentation as part of the “In My Own Words” series sponsored by the...

"I wanna make this very clear," Byron Hurt says in his documentary, Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes, "I love hip hop." But just because Hurt loves hip hop, doesn't mean he can't question it. And that's just what he does.

Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes examines issues of masculinity, sexual aggression, and ...

The seventh annual student video and film showcase put on by the Roy H. Park School of Communications was held in downtown Ithaca at Cinemapolis on Wednesday, September 19th. PreVues 7 highlighted the best student work from the 2005-2006 academic year. Nine films and videos were selected from hundreds produced by students at the Park School.