Storm threatens to disrupt students’ travel back to campus
Winter Storm Harper threatens to disrupt travel for students hoping to return to campus the weekend before classes begin.
Winter Storm Harper threatens to disrupt travel for students hoping to return to campus the weekend before classes begin.
Gerard Turbide, vice president for enrollment management, has resigned from the college.
Ithaca College has re-evaluated its freshman orientation process in an attempt to make the experience more helpful for incoming students.
The Ithaca College student who was arrested and charged for the Nov. 23 burglary of Circle Apartment 341 is currently at home following a hospitalization for mental health reasons.
Keeling and Associates found that health services on the college’s campus are not organized effectively and do not have up-to-par operational effectiveness.
A survey of the service load of Ithaca College faculty members conducted in Spring 2018 indicates that faculty of color perceived they were doing more service work than their white counterparts.
The U.S. Department of Education published a proposition Nov. 29 in the Federal Register outlining changes to be made to Title IX protections.
The steering committee of the five-year strategic plan for Ithaca College has been working this semester to develop themes and a new vision statement for the project.
An event was hosted in Muller Chapel to discuss immigration, faith and the border with guest speaker Gregory Cuéllar.
The Office of Facilities is working to address student reports that flying squirrels have been scurrying around in the Terraces Residence Halls at Ithaca College.
Approximately 200 students, faculty and staff members of the Ithaca College community came together at an open forum to discuss a racist video that surfaced on social media early last week.
When students make the commitment to attend college, most of them look forward to venturing into their new lives, learning to live on their own and gaining a college experience.