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Crying for Democracy
On November 6, 2012, students walked the Ithaca College campus buzzing about more than just weekend plans and the upcoming Cortaca Jug: it was Election Day. The general reaction of the campus seemed to be one of celebration following Tuesday’s late-night results, but can we really assume the political orientation of the school based on its reputation and location? It turns out that, yes, Ithaca...

Binghamton Students Sound Off on Scandal

By Kevin McCall

Published: March 6, 2010

Coming off their first NCAA tournament appearance in the school’s history, the Binghamton Bearcats basketball team was ready to make another run at a bid this year before a four month investigation revealed one of college sports’ oddest scandals in recent memory.

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Study Abroad Students Catalog Trip and Share with Families

By Gillian Smith

Published: February 9, 2010

One of the most amazing opportunities available to college students is the chance to study abroad. Many students take this as an opportunity to explore themselves and their host countries. Jillian Powell, a junior at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island, is abroad in Ireland for the semester and decided to record and share her experiences with her family via blog posts. Check it out!

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