Commentary: Administration must find alternative to APP
It’s not too late to slow down and examine how the college can proceed and address the enrollment decline before embarking on this disastrous plan.
It’s not too late to slow down and examine how the college can proceed and address the enrollment decline before embarking on this disastrous plan.
Microaggressions are not singular to Park — students across the college have protested the racism they have endured in their respective schools.
It seems that without a credentialing system, programs have little value. The college seems incapable of valuing the rewards of nourishing the spirit.
Scroll on any college student’s Facebook feed and you’re reading a neverending resume. Young adults used this “unprecedented” time to succeed.
My experience being homeless is one that I hope few other students share. I have seen the world from a unique point of view in these past months.
I am lucky that who I love, and my gender, has not ended my life, nor worsened my mental health during a time in which everything is unraveling.
President Ronald Reagan ignored the AIDS epidemic, similar to how President Donald J. Trump ignored COVID-19 as it began to sweep across the country.
The realignment of schools, departments and programs needs to be based on the imagination of those who teach, think, research and write — faculty.
With the safety blanket that comes along with the “student” label, college is the perfect space to fully live in the moments of young adulthood.
The SLT has repeatedly stated they took feedback on the strategic plan, but the real decision hinged on a reduction to 5,000 students.
When Ithaca College announced Dr. Shirley M. Collado as our next president in 2017, I (alongside much of the campus community) was thrilled.
Looking around at a college changed by a pandemic, economic decline and administrative negligence, I wonder if I would have made the same decision.