The Ithacan

Graduation is a time for recognition and celebration, and it is understandable if students at the college feel that the current commencement ceremonies are lacking in this aspect.

Participating in local elections is a way for students to exercise their democratic rights in the purest, most tangible way possible.

Collado must make future hirings as transparent as possible in order to keep the promises she made to be transparent and collaborative.

Students must be better neighbors to the residents of South Hill or else the community surrounding the college will continue to dissolve.

Natural disasters may tug at an audience’s heartstrings in August, but what will they feel by the end of September?

Simply put, the college needs to allocate more resources to ensure that students are safe, happy and healthy while on campus.

Theater is a representation of the world around us. It displays our cultural anxieties, fears and pressing issues.

The fact of the matter is this: Boards that draw from different demographics are more successful because they make better decisions.

Be vigilant, be supportive and be vocal. Action must occur in order to keep these students here.

Collado is promising, to say the least, and has arrived to much excitement and fanfare in the campus community.

Unlike the Empire 8, the Liberty League has national-title contenders in almost every sport.

Those community members who have been at the college longer than four years will think of frustrations that had been building for much longer.