By The Ithacan • March 7, 2024
The First Generation and MLK Scholar programs have recently merged with the BIPOC Unity Center given the overlapping identities and events between these programs. While this has the potential to be beneficial and allow for more stream-lined, efficient programming, the center must ensure that it also maintains a nuanced perspective when it comes to supporting students, especially students of color.
By Khyle Wooten • March 7, 2024
Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to U.S. Congress, once said “service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth.”
By Kellen Ko • March 6, 2024
A few years ago, the music history curriculum here at Ithaca College was updated to include more diverse topics and underrepresented voices, de-emphasizing the Western Classical canon. However, in the curriculum’s current case study format, it does not prepare students for success as professionals in a diverse world.
By Gabe Hendershot • March 6, 2024
This growing division between generations is harming the classroom environment.
By Claudie Ouk • March 1, 2024
The first Friday of this semester, I was cussed out by a professional Terraces staff member for taking 14 English muffins from the bread box. I was told that “That s— costs money,” and to “Put that s— back.” I was terrified. I was shocked.
By The Ithacan • February 29, 2024
Mail-in ballots have become a point of contention across the country.
By The Ithacan • February 28, 2024
It is essential that the college provides these students with real-world, clinical experiences in a way that also benefits the college community as a whole.
By Nandini Agarwal • February 27, 2024
I have had to develop the awareness of the connectedness of our political, social, economic and environmental lives to understand how I can be a better environmentalist.
By The Ithacan • February 22, 2024
This semester, there are few restrictions in place at Ithaca College to control the spread of COVID-19. This lack of clear regulations lends...
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