The Ithaca College Student Governance Council met Sept. 15 to speak to Reginald Briggs — senior director of dining services — about issues with food services on campus. Notable changes include the limited meal swipe exchange hours at Towers Eatery, removal of both the paninis at the Dailies Cafe and build-your-own subs at Eleven Wall Cafe.
The Ithaca College Student Governance Council held platform presentations Sept. 15 in the Klingenstein Lounge on the second floor of the Campus Center for candidates running in the Fall 2025 election. Candidates are able to campaign from 9 a.m. Sept. 16 to 4:59 p.m. Sept 19.
About 15 Ithaca College students and members of End Abortion Stigma held signs on the street corner in favor of the right to an abortion as the sound of passing car horns filled the street in support.Â
Senior Ye Hang Yeo — a documentary studies and production, and world languages and cultures double major — won the Influential Leader/CEO in Sustainability Award at the Asia Pacific CEO Sustainability Awards in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in Summer 2025.
A former Ithaca College student, Jonathan D’Agostino, was declared missing by the New York State Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation Department Sept. 10. Video footage showed him leaving the IC campus around 6:30 a.m. Sept. 7, according to the missing person release. An IC spokesperson told Syracuse.com he last attended IC in Fall 2023.
Changes to Ithaca College’s meal exchange program from the 2024-25 academic year to the 2025-26 academic year have surprised students and student employees. Many students are confused about what meal exchange options are currently available and what each cafe serves.
The Ithaca College men’s soccer team edged out the King’s College Monarchs Sept. 13 in a heated 1-0 contest. The matchup saw five yellow cards and plenty of physicality from start to finish. The Bombers have now won five consecutive games to open their season, a feat that has not been achieved by the program since 2007.Â
Ithaca’s ecosystem is defined by its rushing waterfalls and gorges, trees planted along residential blocks, deer that trot through the brush and the bunnies that hop along at their hooves. But there is one part of this ecosystem
In the wake of Ithaca College’s new dining implementations, many students have been left wondering where they can get their next meal on campus.
Though none of the cafes on campus have moved locations for the Fall 2025 semester, the options offered at each cafe have changed. Some locations have
Though none of the cafes on campus have moved locations for the Fall 2025 semester, the options offered at each cafe have changed. Some locations have
