The Ithacan

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.

Things certainly seem to be crashing down in a very “end of semester” sort of fashion. And this feeling is further emphasized by the fast approaching “deadline” for environmental action.

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.

Equating Palestinian activism to anti-Semitism is highly unfair because it targets those who are fighting for human rights for all people.

As students, it is important to know that you have power and the ability to make changes to your academic experience.

When President Donald Trump this past week lashed out at several journalists, he proved once again he has no reverence for the First Amendment protections afforded to a free press.

My advice: look small before planning big. Doing research can help you decide what size company is best for you.

Little things like this can chip and chip and chip away at your identity until you simply believe the lies people tell you about yourself.

Think, center the person impacted, take care of yourself so you can be available if needed, and consciously and thoughtfully reach out and act.

Students have the opportunity to offer their input on what they want their degree to mean. The option is there. The challenge is not to be hesitant to take that opportunity.