Ithaca College Student Government Association statement on microaggressions
Ithaca College Student Government Association responsd to the media attention regarding the microagressions bill passed on March 16.
Ithaca College Student Government Association responsd to the media attention regarding the microagressions bill passed on March 16.
Ithaca College’s Distinguished Visiting Writers Series spring semester series concluded the spring semester with the author of “And The Dark Sacred Night” and National Book Award winner Julia Glass April 7 in Clark Lounge.
Ithaca College hosted a presentation from the second of four candidates for the position of School of Business dean April 2, who presented his plans for the job to an audience of the college’s business community in the Dorothy D. and Roy H. Park Center for Business and Sustainable Enterprise.
Ithaca College will be releasing “HomerConnect 2.0” later this week, an update to the Ithaca College student and faculty database, which students also use to register for classes.
Sean Reid, associate dean of the School of Business at Quinnipiac University, addressed many of the issues he sees in the changing nature of business education and outlined his plans to elevate the college’s performance and standards in the field.
As the current dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences prepares to depart from Ithaca College this June, the college has announced the appointment of an interim dean for the 2015–16 academic year.
As actor and activist Geena Davis visited Ithaca College on March 31, she was accompanied by a recent Ithaca College graduate who is a key media strategist with her institute.
Geena Davis, actor and founder of the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, spoke about her work at Ithaca College on March 31 in Ford Hall.
A new club at Ithaca College is aiming to change the lack of women representation in computer science by encouraging women to learn more about and engage in the field
Junior journalism major and current managing editor Kira Maddox will be The Ithacan’s 2015-16 editor-in-chief.
The Ithaca College Adjunct Organizing Committee, a group of part-time professors who are leading a unionization effort for part-time faculty members, held a “teach-in” March 19 to address issues of adjuncts and part-time professors in higher education.
Over spring break, three Ithaca College students traveled to Exmore, Virginia, with the student chapter of Habitat for Humanity and contributed to building a house for a family in need.