Want to know what it's like to live the Ithaca experience day to day? Follow Fuse bloggers as they go about their daily activities. But first, play our "what is it?" game!
It's I Spy -- IC style! Every week or so, we'll post a photo of something on campus or around town. Comment on what and where it is, and if you're right, you'll win!
Fuse videographer and television-radio major Laura Caccavo blogs prolifically. We're having fun following her day-to-day dispatches and know you will, too!
"Crazy and hectic" is how Caylena Cahill describes her life at IC, and we know why! She's majoring in both photography and French and minoring in journalism. Phew! Follow her day-to-day activities in "Life in the Ithaca Bubble."
Journalism major and politics minor Alyssa Figueroa joined the Fuse staff in her first year at Ithaca. She writes,"I jumped into to the Ithaca scene, and I am trying to take advantage of everything this college has to offer. In the classroom, outside the classroom, even off campus, I will take you through what your Ithaca College experience can be like."
Photography majors Mike Grippi and Allison Usavage get you plugged into the local music scene with photos and reviews of concerts all around town. Hint: The small screen doesn't do their work justice. Be sure to view their slideshows in full screen mode, and enjoy!
Want to know what a student film production looks like? Go behind the scenes with film major and Fuse assistant photo editor Matt Watkajtys.
With the boom of sites like YouTube and Google Video, anyone can be an amateur filmmaker -- and sometimes the result can be quite entertaining. So we've set forth, scouring the video internet for "Fuse Finds." On this blog, you'll find little snippets of Ithaca College through online video collected by all of our staff. Enjoy!
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Fuse is a student produced publication about the Ithaca College experience. All content in the print and web versions of Fuse is developed by current Ithaca College students in a breadth of different areas of study.
