IC forbids students in restricted states from returning to campus
Ithaca College reinforced its decision to not aloow students from states on New York’s travel advisory list to return for the 2020–21 academic year.
Ithaca College reinforced its decision to not aloow students from states on New York’s travel advisory list to return for the 2020–21 academic year.
The Return to Campus Task Force provided information about campus life during the 2020–21 academic year at the All-Student Gathering July 23.
The college will decrease the cost of room and board for most students for Fall 2020 based on when the student moves in.
“What COVID-19 Taught Me” is a student documentary created by the Spring 2020 Nonfiction Production class that aired on WCNY, the Syracuse PBS branch.
Ithaca College will enhance safety precautions, with testing and limitations on who is allowed on campus, as instruction begins in Fall 2020.
The Town of Ithaca does not usually host large Pride Month events because most of the college student population is gone in June.
Leadership from all five Ithaca College schools have proposed cohorts of students who will return campus in the first two weeks of staggered move in in September.
Ithaca College is prohibiting students from several states from returning to move out their belongings in accordance with a new state mandate.
President Shirley M. Collado made the announcement June 8 that the in-person 125th Commencement ceremony had been canceled.
Ithaca College released its 2020–21 academic calendar, which will begin with dual instruction and a phased return to campus starting Sept. 8.
Ithaca College students are participating in protests across the country to speak out against police brutality and racism against Black individuals.
The Board of Trustees approved the 2020–21 budget, a decrease from the 2019–20 budget, after delaying approval due to the COVID-19 pandemic.