Commentary: Rape culture remains prominent at Ithaca College
I would like to warn you that reading this article will most likely make you uncomfortable.
I would like to warn you that reading this article will most likely make you uncomfortable.
There’s nothing that can make you feel 100 different emotions in one night like Open Mic.
“I feel myself in a zoo while watching you guys speaking in Portuguese.”
According to The Mayo Clinic Health System, 44% of college students struggle with symptoms of depression and anxiety, and within that 44%, 75% are reluctant to seek help.
The majority of students would not know all of these details, because they are mostly reserved from the purview of students unless they specifically seek it out.
Sleep deprivation is a problem often overlooked in college students, despite the fact that over 70% of college students report having sleep problems.
Compared to other big state universities which are entire towns themselves, we’re so fortunate to call a town with so many opportunities our home.
I’m tired of having my oppression intellectualized by white students and faculty. I’m tired of hearing “life’s not fair” from white students discussing class structure.
It’s not in the Nagorno-Karabakh border zone, it’s not just exchange of fire, but attacks on my home. Media doesn’t cover the truth when they cannot profit.
My sexuality was becoming the forefront of what people wanted to know about me, and I was being forced to think about it more and more, even though I didn’t want to.
Students who make friends and form positive bonds in college are more likely to be academically successful and to ultimately graduate.
I chose an answer that seemed obvious, yet critically important and cannot be emphasized enough: communicate with your students.