"Don't let the good times go to your head; don't let the bad times stop you." This is one of many valuable insights that Ithaca College grad and Saw franchise producer Dan Heffner shared on his most recent visit to the Roy H. Park School of Communications.

A chance meeting at a Red Cross center with  a young couple who’d filmed Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath on a camcorder led two filmmakers to direct and produce Trouble the Water, an Academy Award-nominated documentary which screened to a packed house at Emerson Suites last month.

The Fuse staff posted pics and quips of campus activity throughout Alumni and Homecoming Weekend to a special blog called The Past Is Present. Relive the weekend now!

Zach Berenzweig ’10 to be our first ever first-year coach is Ithaca's new go-to guy for questions about academics, study issues, and what to do both on and off campus.

One weekend every fall, the good folk at the Downtown Ithaca Alliance host the Apple Harvest Festival, or Applefest, turning the Commons into a bustling street fair, complete with craft and food vendors, stage performances, and some more traditional festival touches (most notably, a Ferris wheel and fun slide for kids).