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Everything sounded very tempting and I will have to go back to try all the different offerings. The location also offered various cute places to study, perfect for any student looking to grab a bite and stay a while. They made the food fast for anyone in a rush, as well.

Heres what you need to know about the controversial Twelve Tribes religious group, who own the Yellow Deli.

It is with profound sadness that I write to the Ithaca Times. Last Sunday, while walking with friends on the Ithaca Commons, I was appalled to see the window display

A dynamic new installation will open in the Community Arts Partnership’s ArtSpace in January featuring the mental health stories of ten local youth.

More than half of killings of transgender women in recent years were by intimates, including spouses, boyfriends, and dates.

Letting go of the mindset that friends can only be found through classes was instrumental for me in opening my eyes to the possibilities outside class. Classes only make up a small portion of our day; how we choose to spend the rest of it is an indicator of where we can find our friends. August was a period of new beginnings and reflective goodbyes as I started to settle into my new life. 

Without a car, accessing food options is difficult, especially with ongoing TCAT detours and service cuts, according to students.

The annual Chowder cook-off returns to downtown Ithaca this weekend, one of the first events taking over the commons this holiday season.

New York State passed the marijuana regulation and taxation Act (MRTA) in March of 2021, officially legalizing adult use of cannabis while laying the groundwork for the office of cannabis

Thanksgiving is a time of family and remembering, just as November is a month of remembrance, starting with All Souls on the 1st, continuing to Veterans Day on the 11th,