THE ITHACAN

Open Letter: Current and former SGA representatives express lack of confidence in Rochon

By Current and Former Student Body Presidents • November 17, 2015

Rochon’s disinterest in improving the student experience has all but ensured the current climate on South Hill.

Rochester Center sees last physical therapy students

By Kayla Dwyer, Assistant News Editor • April 30, 2014

The Ithaca College physical therapy graduate program will see its last cohort of students conclude their collegiate careers at the Rochester Center.

Tuition freeze trend will not affect Ithaca College

By Sabrina Knight, News Editor • December 4, 2013

This academic year, 52 institutions of higher education in the U.S. froze or cut their tuitions.

College suspends employee parking fee plan

By Noreyana Fernando, News Editor • November 20, 2013

Ithaca College has announced that a plan to charge parking fees for staff and faculty has been suspended temporarily.

Shot at health: marketplace gives young adults insurance options

By Emily Masters and Noreyana Fernando, Staff Writer and News Editor • October 30, 2013

The recently implemented portion of the Affordable Care Act gives young adults another way to buy insurance, marking a milestone for what experts say is a population that has traditionally had the highest rate of uninsured people in the U.S.

College plans to stem cost increase rate

By Noreyana Fernando, News Editor • August 30, 2013

Ithaca College President Tom Rochon has announced his plan aimed at keeping the annual cost increase for students at less than three-percent.

College announces plan to move Rochester PT program to South Hill

By Sabrina Knight, News Editor • June 19, 2013

Ithaca College announced Wednesday that the Rochester, N.Y., component of its Physical Therapy program will be moved to the college’s South Hill campus in Fall 2014.

College announces plan to move Rochester PT program to South Hill

By Sabrina Knight, News Editor • June 19, 2013

Ithaca College announced Wednesday that the Rochester, N.Y., component of its Physical Therapy program will be moved to the college’s South Hill campus in Fall 2014.

Guest Commentary: The student voice is stifled by administration

By Rob Flaherty • May 1, 2013

There’s a lot of talk these days about the “value” of an Ithaca College education. After four years here, I can say that what makes an Ithaca College education valuable is not integrated core curricula...

Guest Commentary: The student voice is stifled by administration

By Rob Flaherty • May 1, 2013

For a college that claims to produce students that are “civically engaged,” it’s doing a pretty terrible job of letting us be engaged in campus civics. Perhaps the college would do well to have some faith in its product.

College works to fit transfers into IC 20/20

By Sage Daugherty, Staff Writer • February 28, 2013

As Ithaca College adopts the Integrative Core Curriculum and begins to implement the First Year Residential Experience, the college community is left wondering how transfer students fit into the college’s vision

Editorial: All comments are welcome

By The Ithacan • February 20, 2013

President Tom Rochon’s recent attempts to gather input from the students, faculty and staff may mark a new era in open governance and balance at the college.