News
9/27/2017
Alumnus David Muir Finishes First in Broadcast News Ratings
Ithaca College alumnus David Muir is tops in broadcast news. ABC’s “World News Tonight,” which is anchored by the 1995 graduate from the Roy H. Park School of Communications, ...
9/19/2017
Ithaca College Film Student Wins Top Award from Kodak
Tyler Macri loves good old-fashioned celluloid film. Really loves it. So he’s pretty excited about winning the gold award — the top prize from the annual Kodak Student Scholarship Program. In addition to a $5,000 scholarship, the...
6/27/2017
Students Place Second in National Media Planning Competition
Two Ithaca College students placed as first runners-up in the Washington Media Scholars Foundation national case competition, a contest that challenges students to use real-world data to design a strategic media plan based on a public policy issue. Rising senior Carley Newman and 2017 graduate Ella Sciocchetti each received a $3,000 scholarship as...
5/26/2017
Dean Gayeski's Reasons for Not Seeking Accreditation for our Journalism Program
Dean Diane Gayeski shares why the Roy H. Park School of Communications has chosen not to seek accreditation for its Journalism program. To view her editorial in MediaShift, click here.
5/16/2017
Professor's Work in Documentary New Media Spreads Around World
Within the comfortable confines of Ithaca, New York, Patricia Zimmermann, professor of screen studies and co-director of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival (FLEFF) at Ithaca College, theorizes and teaches students about international film history and analysis, documentary and new media. Since...