Commentary: Sleep is a vital element to student health
Sleep deprivation is a problem often overlooked in college students, despite the fact that over 70% of college students report having sleep problems.
Sleep deprivation is a problem often overlooked in college students, despite the fact that over 70% of college students report having sleep problems.
Ithaca College became a part of the Cayuga Health System’s (CHS) network Aug. 15, with the hopes to create a more sustainable student health center.
Ithaca College’s new standard of care is what Ithaca students deserve. Of course, as everything else, it comes with a cost.
Ithaca College will be partnering with the Cayuga Health System (CHS) for Student Health Services beginning Aug. 15.
The Tompkins County Health Department announced more COVID-19-related deaths, bringing the total to 25 resident deaths in the county.
The SGC passed three bills — one creating a new committee for the SGC and two focusing on requirements for student organizations at the college.
Three Ithaca College students conducted a sleep research project, which found that the college is not a good environment for sleep health.
It is time to resist, time to change, time to take control and time to fight for our future.
The future of public health lies in our ability to see people and communities holistically.
The introduction of around-the-clock mental health and crisis support on campus is a necessary measure to support struggling students.
The Center for Health Promotion has added 27 naloxone kits to the residence hall lounges at Ithaca College.
The Ithacan is highlighting seniors from each of the five schools on campus who have done exemplary work throughout their time at the college.