Editorial: It is on students to make wise decisions on ChatGPT
It is on students to acknowledge that the tuition they pay is not for cheating, but for getting the best educational experience possible.
It is on students to acknowledge that the tuition they pay is not for cheating, but for getting the best educational experience possible.
While signing the New York Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act, Governor Kathy Hochul should have added another word — somewhat free.
Students have all the right to be dissatisfied with how the college has handled protecting their security.
Except for the lack of regulations and financial transparency, the hierarchical difference between administration and faculty is large.
For athletes, mental health is typically taboo. A coach will likely tell players, “Get your head in the game!”
Fraternities have become so powerful over time that they are hardly held accountable for the crimes they commit.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, groups representing minority populations on Ithaca College’s campus, like PRISM and Ujima: Black Student Union (BSU)
Those nostalgic for Instagram circa 2014 have found a way to relive the feeling of silly, carefree spontaneity with the popular app BeReal.
Friendly competition is key in sporting events and helps boost school spirit among students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Ithaca College has now hosted two Days of Learning during 2022 in response to swastikas found on campus.
The new scheduling grid proposal may be designed with students in mind, but for some professors, it is already proving to be a headache.
Commencement has slowly become synonymous with apprehension since the nationwide cancellation of graduation ceremonies in Spring 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.