Category Archives: Mobile Social Journalism

“I probably wouldn’t have lived if I didn’t have the bone marrow transplant.” Tim Conners, an Ithaca College student and cancer survivor, said. “I consider first real date of remission from cancer to be the date that I got my bone marrow transplant.” The “Get in the Game. Save a Life” event was held andContinue reading “Ithaca Bombers Meets “Be The Match””

These days we are constantly being bombarded with constant advertisements and commercials about fitness, being fit, new fitness apps that are persistently shoving data and statistics down are throat. It can make exercise seem like more of a fad than what it actually should be portrayed as : a lifestyle change. Exercise provides so many moreContinue reading “How Exercise Can Actually Make You Happier”

We all know that feeling… The gut wrenching scream of the morning alarm as we are ripped away from our sleep. That moment when you roll over and groan because you know you that you didn’t get enough sleep last night… we’ve all been there. But responsibility awaits you right? And sleeping is not anContinue reading “The truth behind Power Naps.”

The taxi rolled lazily along the streets of Ithaca Wednesday afternoon. The temperature had reached a seasonal high of 72 degrees and the taxicab driver was able to roll the windows down of his silver sedan to better enjoy the warm weather. “Car Sixty is clear. Heading downtown,” he said into his earbud. “It’s slowContinue reading “Rise in Taxicab Rates: Beneficial? Or Detrimental?”