The US-Saudi relationship is a toxic one, based in faulty economic and diplomatic premises that have the United States supporting a tyrannical government for obtuse and increasingly regress reasons.
It would be wonderful to see more awards go to contingent faculty this year, but that can only happen if you — yes, you! — nominate someone who’s touched your life.
The regulations, proposed by The Department of Education, would make colleges across the country less safe, and leave survivors of sexual assault feeling more isolated.
It is our duty to constructively hold these centers of power to account as they entrench themselves in abhorrent practices across the Central New York region.
Our administration is too distanced from student life to really understand the issue, and it shows in their constant dismissal and dissociation with this pertinent issue.
Despite our shared dystopian circumstances, we must remain optimistic, not for ourselves but for one another.
I want us to not have to take classes with and share dining halls with students who knowingly share their racism on social media. I want Ithaca College to do better.
The mission of the Academy — even a former party school — is the pursuit of truth.
We will always continue to move toward this goal, and we are excited to keep up this momentum into the spring semester.
Until each side acknowledges the other’s narrative and rights and ties to the same land, this conversation is going nowhere.
Our desire for peace and prosperity for all people in the Middle East is strong, and we hope that SJP has similar aspirations.
I think, as a community, we really need to encourage one another to take care of ourselves and ask for help when we need it.
