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The Student News Site of Ithaca College

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Lorien Tyne

Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief

Formerly:

Editor-in-Chief – Fall 2024, Spring 25

News Editor – Spring 2023, Fall 2023

Assistant News Editor – Spring 2022, Fall 2022

 

Diminished expectations create disengaged students

Diminished expectations create disengaged students

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 1, 2025
President Donald Trump’s administration revoked the legal status of more than 4,700 international students at other higher education institutions. Following significant pushback in court, the administration announced April 25 that legal status would be restored for some students.

Legal status policy whiplash stifles and destabilizes international students

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 1, 2025

Q&A: President La Jerne Cornish discusses financial challenges and issues with the federal government

By Lorien Tyne and Kaeleigh Banda
May 1, 2025

The Ithacan sits down with Ithaca College President La Jerne Cornish

By Ava Suffredini, Lorien Tyne, Kaeleigh Banda, and Julia Hargreaves
April 30, 2025
Junior Marshall Long, co-vice president of ICSFP, reads a speech to a crowd of about 15 people, including President La Jerne Cornish, at Free Speech Rock during the “ICE Off Campus" rally.

IC Students for Palestine organizes rally in support of non-citizen student activists

April 14, 2025
The First Presbyterian Church hosted a forum Feb. 2 where senior pastor Kirianne Weaver spoke. Weaver is one of several organizers working with the community to support immigrants.

Local ICE presence prompts community action

By Noa Ran-Ressler, Managing Editor
February 6, 2025
Two Cornell University students were found in the water of Fall Creek Gorge on Nov. 10 at different times — one was found dead and the other was hospitalized. First responders reported they are believed to be unrelated incidents and investigations for both are ongoing.

Two Cornell students found in Fall Creek Gorge in unrelated incidents, one dead, one hospitalized

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
November 12, 2024
The class of 2024 celebrates graduation at the Senior Formal.

Photo Essay: Class of 2024 celebrates graduation through Senior Week

May 22, 2024

Ink Around Ithaca | Ithaca Piercing & Tattoo

By Lorien Tyne, Ava Suffredini, and Mei Dennison
April 10, 2024
ICSFP’s demands presented March 23 were: a school-wide statement acknowledging the genocide of Palestinians, a statement of support for Palestinian students and an apology for not making the statement sooner; a Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) audit which would provide access to information about if the college receives funding from any Israeli or Zionist corporations; and for Birthright trips to stop being run through Hillel at Ithaca College.

President Cornish rejects IC Students for Palestine's demands

March 29, 2024

Ink Around Ithaca | Miss Kitty’s Tattoo Parlor

By Lorien Tyne, Ray Milburn, Nathan Glasser, and Sarah Cochi
March 27, 2024
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Ithaca College Students for Palestine hold die-in on Admitted Students Day

By Ryan Johnson, Senior Writer
March 23, 2024
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Destiny J. B. Hernandez, who sings professionally under the name Destiny LaVibe, performed at the State Theatre of Ithaca Feb. 16.

State Theatre hosts Black History Month Talent Show

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
February 21, 2024
Junior guard Logan Wendell became the 30th player in the Ithaca College men's basketball program history to reach 1,000 career points in a game against Clarkson University on Feb. 10. He is just the 12th Bombers player to achieve this in under 75 games.

Q&A: Junior guard reflects on leadership and basketball journey after reaching 1,000 career points

February 20, 2024
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Junior guard Logan Wendell goes with a behind the back dribble against RIT senior guard Keegan Ocorr.

Men's basketball falls short in last minute against RIT

February 7, 2024
Dave Maley, director of public relations at the college, told The Ithacan Dec. 9 that the swastika was located on the rock wall outside of Terrace 3, not outside of the Terrace Dining Hall as it was reported in the email to the campus community Dec. 8.

Swastika found drawn outside Terraces on first night of Hanukkah

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
December 8, 2023
The Ithaca College Faculty Council heard from the co-chairs of the Middle States Reaccreditation committee and from the college’s director of energy management and sustainability at its Dec. 5 meeting. Melanie Stein, provost and senior vice president of academic affairs, also spoke about upcoming updates to the academic dishonesty policy, in addition to creating a comprehensive credit hour policy.

Faculty Council receives updates on energy management and sustainability

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
December 6, 2023
From left, Cornell senior Patrick Kuehl, Fourth Ward alderperson elect, and Jorge DeFendini, incumbent Fourth Ward Alderperson. Kuehl received 49 votes in the general election while Defendini received 40.

Successful write-in campaign stirs conversation about Ithaca’s political climate

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
December 1, 2023
Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed Nov. 20 and was started in 1999 by transgender activist Gwendolyn Ann Smith to honor the life of Rita Hester, who was murdered in 1998, and every transgender person’s life lost before her. 

Ithaca holds Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil to honor lives lost

By Ryan Johnson, Senior Writer
November 18, 2023
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Cornell University junior Patrick Dai was arrested Oct. 31 for posting threats of violence against the Jewish community at Cornell, including a shooting threat directed at 104West!, the kosher and multicultural dining hall next to the Center for Jewish Living.

Ithaca community grieves as Israel-Palestine violence continues and bias incidents increase

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
November 14, 2023
City of Ithaca 2023 General Election

City of Ithaca 2023 General Election

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
November 7, 2023
A picture taken from Israel's southern city of Sderot shows smoke rising during Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip on Sunday Oct. 29.

Ithaca feels the social and cultural impacts of the Israel-Hamas war

By Vivian Rose and Lorien Tyne
November 1, 2023
President La Jerne Cornish began the State of the College gathering Oct. 26 with the president's welcome followed by updates from the President's Cabinet about academic affairs, finances, enrollment strategies and marketing and communications.

State of the College covers low enrollment and initiatives that will inform next strategic plan

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
October 27, 2023
The Memorandum of Understanding includes a $4 million payment in lieu of taxes. The MOU’s term will expire in June 2039, which is six years shorter than the original proposal stated.

Cornell will contribute $4 million to Ithaca annually until 2039

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
October 25, 2023
Ithaca College's 2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report

Ithaca College’s 2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
October 8, 2023
Cornell made a final offer of $4 million annually, invoking a rally Sept. 18 at Cornell’s Ho Plaza, where about 150 members of the Ithaca community gathered to demand a larger contribution. The public showed its displeasure with Cornell again Sept. 20 at the Common Council meeting where 37 of about 100 attendees gave their input to council members.

Ithaca demands larger monetary contribution from Cornell, Common Council to vote Oct. 11

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2023
Hudson, pictured above, sews a pair of jeans at his thrift store, Evergreen. Hudson opened the store with hopes to make a change in thrifting, to epicycle clothes ethically and sustainability.

From pricing to accessibility: A guide to thrifting in Ithaca

October 3, 2023
Suspicious person seen near campus in early hours of Sept. 25

Suspicious person seen near campus in early hours of Sept. 25

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 25, 2023
First-year student Ava Casell-Lapetina presents her campaign goals during the Ithaca College Student Governance Council platform presentations Sept. 12. Casell-Lapetina was elected as one of the two Class of 2027 senators for SGC.

SGC shares Fall 2023 election results

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 19, 2023

Q&A with Mark Eyerly, new VP of Marketing and Communications

By Lorien Tyne, Ray Milburn, Simone Bilich, and Mei Dennison
September 12, 2023
IC buys up properties on Danby Road to prevent unwanted development

IC buys up properties on Danby Road to prevent unwanted development

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 6, 2023
Angélica Carrington, director of the BIPOC Unity Center, worked alongside students to rename the center and launch new initiatives like the BIPOC Jumpstart Program to help support BIPOC students at Ithaca College and offer community to all.

Renamed BIPOC Unity Center revitalized with initiatives reflecting community feedback

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 5, 2023

Q&A with Crissi Dalfonzo and Luca Maurer

By Lorien Tyne, Ray Milburn, and Simone Bilich
September 1, 2023
From left, sophomores Delanie Alexander and Ella Pemberton ride the TCAT in Fall 2022. For Fall 2023 the TCAT will be free for IC students.

IC covers TCAT bus fare bills for students

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
August 23, 2023
A gathering will be held to celebrate senior Tyler Scerbo’s life and for the community to come together in mourning at 5 p.m. Aug. 22 in Muller Chapel.

Community mourns loss of senior Tyler Scerbo

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
August 21, 2023
Patricia Zimmermann, Charles A. Dana Professor in the Department of Screen Studies, Media Arts, Sciences and Studies at Ithaca College and director of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival died the morning of Aug. 18.

Community members honor the life and memory of Professor Patricia Zimmermann

By Lorien Tyne and Dominick Petrucci
August 19, 2023
IC President La Jerne Cornish updated the campus community on the search for vice president for enrollment and student success on June 12 via email and Intercom and said she would give more updates closer to the beginning of Fall 2023.

IC relaunches its search for vice president for enrollment

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
June 12, 2023
From left, David Lissy ’87, chair of the Board of Trustees, and James Nolan ’77, vice president of the board, meet with the campus community in Fall 2022. The Board of Trustees recently reconvened for its Spring 2023 meetings earlier in May.

Board of Trustees meets to approve FY24 budget and promotions

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 29, 2023
IC President La Jerne Cornish updated the campus community on the search for vice president for enrollment and student success on June 12 via email and Intercom and said she would give more updates closer to the beginning of Fall 2023.

Cornish announces two new members of the President’s Cabinet

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 12, 2023
“You see a student like Rugie [Baldeh], bright, engaged, raising provocative issues, always in the conversation and then one day you come to class, and she's staring out of the window,” Peyi Soyinka-Airewele, professor in the Department of Politics, said. “You can't even continue teaching. It's impossible. … Just watching my students in class when they go through a situation like that is literally heartbreaking.”

Student racially profiled and wrongfully fired from Walmart

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 8, 2023
Senior Shevori Gene, former chief of staff for the Student Governance Council, went to the SGC’s meeting May 1 with 11 other guests to demand election votes.

SGC shares election votes after controversial decision to withhold counts

By Dominick Petrucci and Lorien Tyne
May 3, 2023
Following faculty reductions made to realign the faculty-to-student ratio, one of the many recommendations made was for departments to revise their curricula.

Curricular revisions alter course requirements for students

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 27, 2023
From left, Junior Carli McConnell was elected as the president of the student body and first-year student Rishabh Sen was re-elected as the vice president of campus affairs.

SGC announces 2023–24 executive board and senate members

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 26, 2023
Recapping the Ithaca Forever Strategic Plan and 116 faculty reductions

Recapping the Ithaca Forever Strategic Plan and 116 faculty reductions

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 19, 2023
The Office of Facilities is working to install two all-gender restrooms in the Terrace Dining Hall during summer 2023.

College works to improve access to all-gender bathrooms on campus

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 12, 2023
Junior faculty face obstacles to have job security and tenure

Junior faculty face obstacles to have job security and tenure

By Lorien Tyne and Maddy Vogel
April 5, 2023
Jeff Iovannone, a public historian specializing in LGBTQ+ heritage conservation in Buffalo, New York, said he wanted to share the digital mapping of “Stone Butch Blues” with the Ithaca College community because the Ithaca LGBTQ History Walking Tour inspired some of his work.

LGBTQ+ historian presents on historical sites in activist’s novel

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2023
From left, Kishan Zuber, current vice president of Slate Strategy and Partnerships for Waybetter Marketing, and Bryan Gross, vice president for Revenue Planning and Institutional Positioning at 3 Enrollment Marketing, were two of three finalists for the position of vice president for enrollment and student success at Ithaca College.

Vice president for enrollment and student success candidates visit campus

By Kai Lincke and Lorien Tyne
March 29, 2023
From left, Luca Maurer, the new executive director for Student Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging, and Belisa González, the new dean of Faculty Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging, will be leading the new center in addition to a director for staff equity, inclusion and belonging who has not yet been hired.

New Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging established

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 29, 2023
COVID-19 vaccination no longer required by the college

COVID-19 vaccination no longer required by the college

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 22, 2023
Caleb Slater '18 is a Republican candidate for District 48 in the New York State Senate with three main political focuses: education, energy and crime.

Q&A: IC alum and New York State Senate candidate discusses platform

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 22, 2023
Activists and leaders in the City of Ithaca are drafting legislation that, if passed, would regulate and provide oversight on anti-abortion centers.

County works on ordinance to regulate ‘crisis pregnancy centers’

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 1, 2023
The Ithaca College Speech and Debate Team has been struggling to find a new adviser after their coach was forced to retire.

Debate team non-operational without adviser amidst hiring concerns

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 1, 2023
Current alderpeople, including Cynthia Brock, Jorge DeFendini, Tiffany Kumar and Phoebe Brown are running for reelection. Kayla Matos, deputy director at the Southside Community Center, is a new candidate running to represent the 1st Ward.

More candidates for Common Council elections come forward

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
February 21, 2023
African Student Association preserves identity-based community

African Student Association preserves identity-based community

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
February 15, 2023
Current alderpeople, including Cynthia Brock, Jorge DeFendini, Tiffany Kumar and Phoebe Brown are running for reelection. Kayla Matos, deputy director at the Southside Community Center, is a new candidate running to represent the 1st Ward.

Ithaca Common Council fills vacant 5th Ward council seat

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
February 8, 2023
All 10 of the Common Council seats will open up this year with all the members’ terms ending Dec. 31 and each seat will be filled after a primary election in June and the general election in November.

Local officials begin election campaigns for Common Council

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
February 1, 2023
Provost Melanie Stein discussed a retreat in early January attended by members of the Board of Trustees, Faculty Council and President's Cabinetin where they talked about major challenges facing the college.

All-College Gathering discusses challenges at IC and solutions

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
January 29, 2023
Tompkins County alerts community of increased COVID-19 cases

Tompkins County alerts community of increased COVID-19 cases

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
January 24, 2023
The governing body of Cornell fraternities — the Interfraternity Council (IFC) — suspended fraternity parties and social events Nov. 7 for the remainder of Fall 2022. The IFC did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

Patterns of sexual violence and hazing persist in fraternities

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
December 7, 2022
History of mutual aid thrives on campus through current efforts

History of mutual aid thrives on campus through current efforts

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
November 30, 2022
In reaction to four reports of drug-laced drinks and one report of sexual assault at events hosted by Cornell University fraternities, Cornell has suspended all fraternity parties and social events. The Ithaca Police Department and the Cornell University Police Department are currently investigating both reports.  

Cornell fraternities suspend parties after reports of assaults

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
November 7, 2022
College announces changes to Fall 2023 academic calendar

College announces changes to Fall 2023 academic calendar

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
November 6, 2022
Ithaca College’s Dining Services are working to solve its understaffing issue in preparation for a new dining model budgeted to launch in Fall 2023. 

Dining Services at the college work to solve understaffing

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
October 26, 2022
2021 crime statistics call attention to violence prevention

2021 crime statistics call attention to violence prevention

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
October 5, 2022
Ithaca College’s student-run television and radio stations, including ICTV, WICB and VIC Radio, were given awards in multiple categories of the New York State Broadcasters Association's annual Excellence in Broadcasting Awards competition.

ICTV, WICB and VIC Radio take home awards at annual competition

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 27, 2022
The college informed students this clinic will not be available for Fall 2022 because of the many locations in the community offering flu vaccines.

College recommends flu vaccine but will not hold a clinic

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 25, 2022
From left, first year students Asata Rothblatt, Dante Conde and Matthew Williams, junior Utkarsh Maini, first year students Rishabh Sen, Nicole Sutera and Caleb Cackowski stand together after their platform presentations Sept. 13.

SGC welcomes new senators and Appropriations Committee candidates

By Emma Kersting and Lorien Tyne
September 18, 2022
From left to right, David Weil, chief information officer in the Office of Information Technology, Noah Richardson, Class of 2025 senator, and Nick Viggiani, Class of 2024 senator discussed the Apogee ResNet wifi network at the SGC meeting Sept. 12.

SGC discusses residential WiFi issues with Apogee executives

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 14, 2022
First-year student Nicole Sutera is running for the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance senator on the platform of building community and collaboration after the School of Music and the Department of Theatre Arts merged to create the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance in July. 

SGC election candidates present campaign platforms for Fall 2022

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 14, 2022
The CDC is calling the spread of monkeypox an outbreak because of the increase in case numbers above what is normally expected. In a 2003 monkeypox outbreak, 47 cases were reported within the U.S., which was the first time human cases of monkeypox were found outside of Africa. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declared monkeypox a national health emergency Aug. 4.

Tompkins County and IC work to prevent monkeypox cases

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 7, 2022
Ithaca's abortion sanctuary law prohibits city resources to aid out-of-state investigations seeking to bring criminal charges against people performing or receiving an abortion and individuals are encouraged to sue Ithaca if the law is not upheld. 

City of Ithaca protects abortion access with sanctuary law

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
September 7, 2022
From left, Grace Dosdall, IC Pride fellow, and Luca Maurer, director of the Center for LGBT Education, Outreach and Services, work to support LGBTQ+ students on campus.

IC Pride Fellowship makes its debut with first fellow

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
August 30, 2022
Michael Benitez Jr., vice president for the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Metropolitan State University of Denver, came to Ithaca College on Aug. 21 to give a keynote presentation about anti-racism and advocacy work.

IC Day of Learning continues with keynote on anti-racism

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
August 23, 2022
Junior Camille Ealey, television and digital media major, works in the dean's suite in the Roy H. Park Hall. Each candidate for dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications held two, one-hour open sessions to introduce themselves; one for faculty and one for staff and students.

Park school holds open sessions to introduce dean candidates

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 4, 2022
The SGC appoints junior Lila Weiser to chief of staff and junior Austin Ruffino was the only candidate who said he is interested in being senate chair. Ruffino held the position of senate chair for the 2021–22 academic year. Both of these positions are separate from the SGC elections because they are internally appointed by the elected senate and executive board.

SGC reviews Spring 2022 progress and plans for Fall 2022

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 4, 2022
The student body elected senators to seven out of 25 senate positions along with IC United as the executive ticket. The remaining positions, as well as the Class of 2026 senator position, will be open to run for during the Fall 2022 elections.

SGC announces 2022–23 executive board and senate members

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
May 3, 2022
Despite increasing awareness of the widespread issue of sexual violence, the college has had increasing numbers of Violence Againt Women Acts (VAWA) reported to Title IX recently. According to the AFSR, the college recorded 11 reports of on-campus rape in 2017, 13 in 2018, 14 in 2019, 10 in 2020.

Title IX failures reveal systemic flaws in policy

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 27, 2022
IC maintains optional mask policy despite county guidance

IC maintains optional mask policy despite county guidance

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 27, 2022
During his time at Ithaca College, Adam B. Ellick '99 worked at The Ithacan, ICTV and WICB before graduating with a degree in journalism. He is now the director and executive producer of Opinion Video at The New York Times.

Q&A: IC alum produces Opinion Video section at the NYT

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 25, 2022
From left, juniors Grace Madeya, Tessa Kurtz, Maxwell Powers and sophomore James Zampetti give their platform presentation for the SGC executive board as IC United.

SGC holds platform presentations for the 2022–23 academic year

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 20, 2022
The campus community was informed of the incident at 10:49 a.m. Oct. 16 via an email from the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management (OPS). According to the email, the Ithaca Police Department (IPD) is investigating the burglary with support from the OPS. It was reported that someone broke into the building, stole a television and fell asleep in the building.

Investigation open for forcible touching incident

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 20, 2022
Fun Home musical performance canceled due to COVID-19 cases

Fun Home musical performance canceled due to COVID-19 cases

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 14, 2022
At its April 11 meeting, the Ithaca College Student Governance Council (SGC) passed its first bill of Spring 2022 in support of implementing at least one gender-neutral bathroom in every academic building on campus by the end of the 2022–23 academic year. 

SGC passes first bill of Spring 2022

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 13, 2022
Kosher and halal food is made and served out of the kitchen in Terrace Dining Hall. Food from the kitchen is also labeled and put into retail locations and in the fridge in Campus Center Dining Hall. 

Kosher Korner gains halal certification

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 6, 2022
Jenni Monet reports on the history of violence and injustice against Native Americans for Indigenously. Monet has a free weekly newsletter that gives attention to issues like the disproportionate deaths and disappearances of Native women and girls that larger media fails to address as a constant experience for the community. 

IC announces the 2022 annual Izzy Award winners

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2022
The college also announced that Jeff White ’98 visual effects supervisor and creative director for the Vancouver studio of Industrial Light and Magic, and Amy Goodman, founder of Democracy Now!, will receive honorary Doctor of Letters degrees. Senior Leticia Guibunda will be the student speaker.

IC announces speakers for the 2022 Commencement ceremony

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 4, 2022
Ithaca College junior Caitlin Holtzman, who has a major in journalism and a double minor in legal studies and art history, interviewed for the position during the April 4 meeting with the Board of Publications.

Caitlin Holtzman named next editor in chief of The Ithacan

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
April 4, 2022
Students from Ithaca College and Cornell University account for roughly two-thirds of Ithaca’s population. College student populations throughout the state impact the census report, which in turn, affects local redistricting,

Lack of student voters creates concern as elections near

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 30, 2022
Angélica Carrington, director for the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change  (IDEAS), said by providing culturally validating spaces, the center works to empower marginalized students.

SGC talks student advocacy and hosts two guests speakers

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 30, 2022
About 52% of respondents that took the college Campus Climate Survey, conducted in Fall 2016, said mental health has impacted their learning, working or living activities at the college. Students have been feeling like a lack of resources is an ongoing issue at the college.

Faculty work to create trauma-informed learning environments

By Lorien Tyne, Editor-in-Chief
March 24, 2022
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