Editorial: IC religious communities deserve equitable funding
If we wish to live up to the inclusive and equitable institution we claim to be, we must push forward in making all aspects of our college community equitable.
If we wish to live up to the inclusive and equitable institution we claim to be, we must push forward in making all aspects of our college community equitable.
Political and intellectual diversity does not have to include racial insensitivity; however, IC Republicans seems to be incapable of making this distinction.
The mentoring network is a crucial addition to the college that is sure to help many integral members of our college community.
The creation of DEAR@IC is an admirable effort and is one that is sure to help a lot of people on campus.
We must remain dedicated to the values of integrity, honesty and justice, even if our lawmakers do not.
The college could release its own independent data set to give recognition to this important community on our campus.
Fully compensating RAs is not only imperative to relieving this stress but also to ethically and accurately compensate RAs for the work they do.
Why isn’t the college doing more to support its students who suffer from food insecurity?
Since the ICC impacts the entire student body, it is the campus community’s duty to be proactive in finding a resolution to the issues that remain with the curriculum.
While the college deserves recognition for taking preventative measures with the Narcan training, it should be wary of placing the burden of reversing overdoses on people who are not medical professio
The Office of Energy Management and Sustainability should be applauded for the work it has done to accelerate the college’s progress toward its goal.
This website is intimate, innovative and compelling, and it is sure to spark positive conversations on our campus.