Editor’s Note: This is a guest commentary. The opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board. Social networking companies...
Tragedy can strike like a lightning bolt smashing around you out of a seemingly cloudless sky. You go about your day, sitting, say, with a cup of tea on a sunny Thursday morning in your favorite coffee shop when the dean calls with news of your student’s death, and you spend the next 20 minutes pacing outside, crying, calling your wife, your sister and wanting to call every loved one you have to make sure they are OK. Grief can simply overload your circuits.
Ithaca is shifting commercial priorities in the name of growth through prioritization of a higher-class clientele on The Commons. But we should all ask ourselves, who is this “growth” really benefiting?
Sustainability is a core pillar of Ithaca College’s mission and institutional values. Recognized for its commitment to sustainability by both...
Editor’s Note: This is a staff column. The opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board. Many students believe...
Independent media is crucial amid an increasingly polarizing society and expansive corporate, capitalist media consolidation. In many respects, news is now functioning as spectacle for profit, rather than relaying important information or creating impactful community-driven stories. A way that we combat this is through the support of independent media. A free press is not only important for a functioning democracy, but also for a thriving society.
The job market is now in its worst state, based on underemployment, for college graduates since the pandemic in 2020. A study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that for recent graduates, unemployment is rising and underemployment is at its highest since 2020.
Editor’s Note: This is a guest commentary. The opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board. “The earth belongs...
We enrolled at IC under certain pretenses and a belief in the commitments that the college made to us. If we want to change the institution for the better, we should take advantage of whatever leverage and power we have as students. Find like minded people, create coalitions and work to improve the college together.
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