The Ithaca College Office of Public Safety is investigating a report of a burglary Thursday in West Tower.... Continue Reading
Tue 80°F / 62°F
May 21, 2013 10:20 pm
Anti-Semitic graffiti hits East Tower
Anti-Semitic graffiti written in red paint defaced the door of two Jewish students' dorm room in East Tower April 21.... Continue Reading
Director of Choral Activities reflects on college career
Professor Lawrence Doebler retires this year but has had an incredible career and shared some of his defining moments.... Continue Reading
Hillel Director Michael Faber retires after 31 years at college
Michael Faber, Jewish chaplain and director of Hillel, has seen the college grow and change in size, technology and cost, and he said it’s time for new blood in Hillel.... Continue Reading
Climate change journalist and author visits campus
Mark Hertsgaard, independent journalist and author, discussed his research on climate change during a visit to Ithaca College on Friday in Emerson Suites.... Continue Reading
Sabrina Knight/The Ithacan
Commencement speaker reiterates importance of authentic existence
Ithaca College's Class of 2013 —the largest class in the college's history — graduates at the Commencement ceremony in Butterfield Stadium on Sunday. Actor David Boreanaz ’91 was the Commencement speaker. ... Continue Reading
Public Safety opens dialogue with students
The Office of Public Safety held a forum with students to discuss issues related to public safety on campus.... Continue Reading
City considers waiting period for lease renewal
The Ithaca Common Council is considering a 60-day waiting period before landlords could look for new tenants or renew leases with current tenants. The 60-day period can be waived if both the landlord and tenant agree in writing to bypass the waiting period.... Continue Reading
Students question wheelchair accessibility
Ithaca College senior Mika Millirien discusses accessibility on campus and a class project that required her to spend 48 hours in a wheelchair.... Continue Reading
College braces for summer construction
Ithaca College prepares for construction work across the campus, that is scheduled to take place over the summer.... Continue Reading
Meet the new SGA executive board
Get to know the newly elected members of the college's Student Government Association for the 2013-14 academic year. ... Continue Reading
Sandra Steingraber released from jail
Ithaca College distinguished scholar-in-residence Sandra Steingraber was released from the Chemung County Jail at about 12:20 a.m. Thursday, according to her spokesperson. ... Continue Reading
UNESCO Chair discusses global interdependence
Amii Omara-Otunnu, the UNESCO chair for the U.S., visited Ithaca College on Monday night, where he discussed contention between government and human rights in the 21st century.... Continue Reading
Fall biology class to feature Caribbean trip
Next semester, students in the new class, Biology of Oceanic Islands, will spend 10 days in January sailing around the Caribbean Islands, collecting samples of the ocean water and ecosystem while working as a functioning boat crew.... Continue Reading
Politics professor challenges students
Adnan Selimovic, instructor in the politics department, is a new professor to Ithaca College this year. He is working to finish his dissertation on youth cultures and technology while teaching courses at the college. ... Continue Reading
More than Me founder discusses inspiration
Katie Meyler, founder of More than Me, speaks about growing up, the inspiration behind More than Me and her response to those who object to the foundation’s approach to Africa.... Continue Reading
Mother Jones representatives accept Izzy Award
Independent media and investigative reporting were in the spotlight as recipients for Mother Jones received the fifth Annual Izzy Awards on Wednesday.... Continue Reading
IC community to review Middle States report
The Middle States Public Review Report is currently under review and is open for comments as it is being prepared by a group of faculty, staff and administrators.... Continue Reading
Guest Commentary: Liberian not Western voices must explain the country’s problems
Ithaca College hosted Katie Meyler, the founder of More Than Me, on April 22 for a talk that drew a rather enthusiastic audience, which filled up most of Emerson Suites. Following Meyler’s talk, many students in the audience approached me, an open critic of the organization, about how negatively Liberia was portrayed. They felt that... Continue Reading