Student houses burglarized over break
Several Ithaca College students returned from winter break to a series of burglaries to their homes on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Several Ithaca College students returned from winter break to a series of burglaries to their homes on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Last month, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and the State Department of Labor announced that New York state’s minimum wage would increase from $7.25 to $8 an hour.
The Ithaca Town Board voted to accept $76,000 from the New York State Department of Transportation to conduct a sidewalk study on Danby Road.
After working for 39 years at Ithaca College, Ed Fuller, associate vice president of Information Technology Services, has announced that he will retire Jan. 31.
Ithaca College students are asking the world’s most-used search engine to promote mental health advocacy by flagging searches for self-harm information on the Internet.
Ithaca College students and faculty had a rare opportunity Dec. 6 to hear from the leader of the Sapara Nation of the Ecuadorian rainforest, a nation currently facing extinction with only 400–1,000 people remaining.
With credit card debt still an issue students are seeking money management alternatives.
The college has announced that Chris Regan ’89 will be addressing the Class of 2014 at its Commencement ceremony on May 18, 2014.
The Office of Residential Life has announced measures to account for the projected housing shortage for returning students in Fall 2014.
As a fresh batch of Ithaca College December graduates prepares to leave the college this weekend, recent reports indicate an improving
national job market.
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education has reaffirmed Ithaca College’s accreditation, which ensures students receive federal financial aid.
The environmental studies program will be temporarily suspended, beginning Dec. 20, while undergoing a departmental curricular review. It is estimated that the minor will resume in the fall of 2015.