Tagged as “Events”

Each year the Park School of Communications takes great pride in bringing top communications professionals to campus to share their insights and experience with students, and this year was no exception.

The Park School hosted Today coanchor Natalie Morales as this year’s Jessica Savitch distinguished lecturer. Morales is...

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...

In the spirit of celebrating Black History Month, the African-Latino Society and Spit That! hosted a night of soul and sound in Emerson Suites.

The suites were filled with candlelit tables and buffet tables, whetting appetites with chicken marsala and shitake mushrooms. While images and blurbs of “unsung heroes” like W.E.B. ...

One recent weekend, I stepped outside my house on Prospect Street (just two short blocks from downtown Ithaca) and immediately smelled the chili as the wind on the Commons slowly wafted uphill. It was a welcomed aroma, this being my personal favorite of the Ithaca community events, Chili Fest (more formally known as the Great Downtown Ithaca Chili Cook-Off and...

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 enter the Commons from Seneca St. and am immediately hit with the enticing, unidentifiable mix of aromas from a row of food vendors. Pushing through people carrying their own gourmet choices on paper plates, I am overwhlemed by the options--pumpkin curry from Taste of Thai, gumbo from Katy's Cajun, and of course, apple fritters, pie,...