The Ithaca College Student Governance Council (SGC) held platform presentations where students running for the SGC executive board and senate for the 2022–23 academic year announced their candidacy.
The internet’s inconsistent function forced entities across campus to shut down temporarily or change their operations.
With IC’s main observatory telescope out of commission, faculty and students are working to make sure the telescope is ready for use by Fall 2022.
After experiencing understaffing and sanitation issues, and getting little help from management, the workers at Cornell’s Starbucks went on strike.
Brossard Stoos presented her research on the causes behind the declining populations of mantled howler monkeys at the Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica.
Jerry Mirskin, a retired Ithaca College professor, has been teaching the creative nonfiction writing workshop to the residents every Tuesday since March 15.
Egginton said he believes the underlying reason for the ending of the program was the decline in enrollment toward the end of the program, but the immediate reason was the pandemic.
A woman reported four male subjects had grabbed her and touched her against her will at approximately 9:45 p.m. April 17.
The Ithaca College Theatre announced that the performance of its musical “Fun Home,” scheduled for April 14, is canceled because some of the cast tested positive for COVID-19.
As climate change-related weather events intensifies, infrastructure, farming and human life and property in the state of New York and the City of Ithaca are being impacted.
Virtual reality technology at Ithaca College is allowing students of all learning styles to grasp course concepts in a 3D environment.
The SGC motioned and voted to pass a recommendation for the Gender-Neutral Bathrooms in All Academic Buildings bill.
