Dining Services holds town hall for student critique
Four students attended an open forum to offer feedback about the change in meal service providers hosted by Ithaca College Dining Services Oct. 15.
Four students attended an open forum to offer feedback about the change in meal service providers hosted by Ithaca College Dining Services Oct. 15.
The seminar “Farm to Table: Conscious Cuisine for the 21st Century” teaches freshmen about sustainable agriculture and the Ithaca area.
An advertisement that hangs in a classroom in the Roy H. Park School of Communications at Ithaca College was marked with comments calling it racist.
Members of the Ithaca College Faculty Council have raised concerns about transparency between faculty members and the administration.
In summer 2019, Ithaca College offered courses for students incarcerated at Elmira Correctional Facility, a prison in Elmira, New York.
Ballet & Books is a community organization that aims to combine literacy skills and dance to engage students outside of a traditional classroom.
The Ithaca Ambassador Program, currently in its third semester, serves to guide freshman students as they transition from high school to college.
Kathleen Lubey, associate professor in the Department of English at St. John’s University, discussed 18th century women and relations to sex toys.
The bench is decorated with a plaque inscribed with the name of former Ithaca College student Kelly Perkins, who died in a car accident in March.
Brian Petersen, director of the Ithaca College Center for Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), began his position at the college Sept. 16.
Nermeen Shaikh, broadcast news producer and co-host of “Democracy Now!,” spoke about the fallacies and distortions of mainstream media Oct. 3.
Voting among college students has surged over the past four years. Efforts are being made to continue the momentum of student voter registration.