New Aphasia Support Group on Campus

 ITHACA, NY — The Ithaca Community Aphasia Network (ICAN), an organization recently founded by Ithaca College faculty member Yvonne Rogalski as a way for adults with acquired language disorders to express themselves and be heard, will begin weekly meetings at Ithaca College on Thursday, Feb. 9. Free and open to the public, the meeting will run from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in Room 213 of the...

Campus Celebrates Black History Month with February Events

 ITHACA, NY — Black History Month will be celebrated by Ithaca College in February with a full schedule of educational and entertaining presentations and performances both on and off campus. All are free and open to the public.

Wednesday, Feb. 1
Black History Month Identity Panel
7 p.m., Clark Lounge, Egbert Hall
Sponsored by the...

Ithaca College Goes to Shangri-La to Teach Media Literacy

 ITHACA, NY — The last nation in the world to receive television is asking Ithaca College to help its citizens become more media literate. Project Look Sharp, an initiative at the college that promotes media literacy, will work with the Kingdom of Bhutan as it attempts to enter into modernity in a conscious and thoughtful way that is...

Super Bowl Competition Expected to be as Entertaining on TV as on Football Field

 ITHACA, NY — Though Bud Light displaced Coors Light this past year as the “official beer of the NFL,” Coors Light has overtaken Budweiser as the No. 2 selling beer in America (Bud Light itself remains the top seller). While the Giants and Patriots are competing on the field in Super Bowl XLVI, how will the battle for brewery supremacy play out on our television...