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Rebecca Cogan Carroll, director of ICare and Student Support, confronts the group of protestors outside of the Peggy Ryan Williams Center. Cogan Carroll issued a noise complaint at 8:47 a.m. to the protestors.
IC Students for Palestine receive noise complaint at protest over canceled Policy Breakfast
By Ryan Johnson, Senior Writer • August 29, 2025
About 10 Ithaca College students and Ithaca community members were issued a noise warning by Rebecca Cogan Carroll, director of ICare and Student Support, while chanting with a bullhorn during a rally hosted by Ithaca College Students for a Free Palestine outside of the Peggy Ryan Williams Center. The rally was in response to the cancellation of the Policy Breakfast at the college featuring local, state and federal members of government.
Huron helped Ithaca College administrators decrease the college's first-year student enrollment target student body size to 4,500 students to make more accurate revenue projections.
Ithaca College restructures amid budget deficit
By Kai Lincke, Community Outreach Manager • August 28, 2025
President La Jerne Cornish said during the All-College Welcome that administrators are working to align the size of the faculty and staff with the student body size.
In addition to receiving a portion of the $1.5 million settlement, eligible students will also receive a one-time tuition credit of $800 for graduate school at the college.
IC students enrolled in Spring 2020 eligible for financial compensation
By Kaeleigh Banda, News Editor • August 28, 2025
Ithaca College students who were enrolled in Spring 2020 for in-person learning are entitled to financial compensation. Erik Akerman, a student at IC during Spring 2020, filed a class action lawsuit against the college on behalf of himself and other students who were unable to engage in college classes and activities as usual, but still paid tuition when the COVID-19 pandemic forced shutdowns. 
From left, sophomore Natalie Steves, senior Tyler Long, graduate student Mary Rion, junior Eliza Warner and sophomore Kira Meehan tabling for IC Unbound at the Student Organization and Employment Fair.
Summer Briefs 2025
August 28, 2025
The Office of Facilities undertook a number of new construction projects this past summer. Among them were the renovations of Eastman and Landon Halls in Lower Quads.
Students harassed at LGBTQ+ orientation event
Students harassed at LGBTQ+ orientation event
By Julian DeLucia and Eamon Corbo August 27, 2025
On Aug. 22, unidentified individuals threw water balloons and tomatoes at students attending Glow with Pride, also called the Glow Party, an orientation event.
The AI Ready program will provide AI education to Ithaca College faculty and staff. The program offers monthly virtual session on AI in private education. (Photos via Pexels)
New educational program helps faculty and staff become AI Ready
By Kaeleigh Banda, News Editor • August 27, 2025
The AI Ready program offers monthly virtual sessions on AI in private higher education for faculty and staff throughout the 2025-26 academic year.
SAFE IC, Ithaca College's new mobile safety app, includes features like alerts from the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management, contacts for emergency services and a campus map with resources.
New app expands features to increase Ithaca College campus safety
By Eamon Corbo, Assistant News Editor • August 27, 2025
SAFE IC, Ithaca College's new mobile safety app, includes features like alerts from the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management, contacts for emergency services and a campus map with resources.
The position of Vice President for Marketing Communications has been held by Mark Eyerly since its formation in July 2023 and will be cut Aug. 31.
IC cuts Vice President for Marketing Communications position as part of cost-reduction efforts
By Kaeleigh Banda, News Editor • August 18, 2025
Effective Aug. 31, the position of Vice President for Marketing Communications at Ithaca College will be eliminated as part of ongoing cost-reduction measures. The position has been held by Mark Eyerly since its formation in July 2023.
On Aug. 2, Adam Turck ’11 was fatally shot after stopping to help a woman involved in a domestic dispute in Richmond, Virginia.
Alum killed in Richmond after attempting to stop domestic dispute
By Kaeleigh Banda, News Editor • August 7, 2025
On Aug. 2, Adam Turck ’11 was fatally shot after stopping to help a woman involved in a domestic dispute in Richmond, Virginia. Turck was 35 years old. 
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