Hurricane Ida reveals state systemic classism
On Aug. 29, Hurricane Ida slammed Southern Louisiana as a category four storm with 150-mile per hour winds — one of the strongest hurricanes in Louisiana’s history.
On Aug. 29, Hurricane Ida slammed Southern Louisiana as a category four storm with 150-mile per hour winds — one of the strongest hurricanes in Louisiana’s history.
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But I hope that they know how grateful I am for all their hard work and all the times they have gone above and beyond for many students on campus.
One significant concern in the face of the ongoing pandemic is safety: the safety of both the campus community, vulnerable friends and family members.
I’m hopeful that with a new director for the program, the program will begin to feel like a supportive community again just as it did my freshman year.
We are all living in a time of great uncertainty. Students are at a life stage that is full of transitions and I hope that our meditation sessions can help.
I’ve come to realize that I can take a dramamine and get over my hatred of flying if it means I get to meet people who look and sound different than me.
We still have some COVID-19 regulations that we need to abide by, they are really quite minimal and make the campus experience feel less restrictive.
Once I saw the deterioration of my building, my mind immediately turned to the worst. I had panic attacks before I went to bed because I was afraid.
Progress takes time, and in my short time at ICTV I have seen an increase in diversity within the executive staff, producers, crew and cast members.
The people of Ithaca College deserve a role in selecting our leaders. We demand that the search for our next presidential candidate be an open one.
President Shirley M. Collado leaves our institution having championed values of diversity, equity and inclusion. We wish her luck in her new position