“I feel like I just took a shower in truth,” said one IC student after watching spoken-word artist Saul Williams perform to a packed house at Ithaca.

Williams took the mike at Ithaca College’s Park Auditorium recently to deliver poetry, song, artistry, and insight to the enthusiastic crowd.

Saul Williams performing in Park...

Faculty and students are hard at work preparing for the 2009 Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival (FLEFF) to be held March 30 to April 5.

FLEFF is a weeklong multimedia event that puts environmentalism and sustainability into larger global contexts relating to labor, war, health, music, technology, economics, literature, and human rights.

This year’s programming...

My maternal grandmother is my hero.

I admire her indomitable, hopeful spirit, which has enabled her to survive three cancers and to find no limitation in her need to use oxygen 24-7. She continues to live life to the fullest, learning something new every day. My passion to pursue a career related to older adults and the reason...

Some things get better with age—and in the case of the Enduring Masters concert series, that’s exactly the point. A joint effort between the School of Music and the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, the Enduring Masters series will showcase legendary musicians performing and reflecting on aging and their art. Guests slated for the series include...

The Center for Race, Culture, and Ethnicity kicked off its 2007-2008 discussion series, “The Prison Machine: Race, Torture, and the State,” on Tuesday, September 18th in Clark Lounge with its first lecture titled “Warfare in the America Homeland: Policing and Prison in a Penal Democracy.”  Visiting speaker Dr. Joy...