The growth of the pool of applicants versus the consistent admitted students’ numbers opens the possibility of greater selectivity for future classes to the college
From left, junior Aisha Laguna-Merced stands by as freshman Harlem Hopper-Collins signs up to
volunteer for “An Inside Look,” a program to be held April 12 for ALANA students to visit the college.
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In the 15-odd years I’ve been associated with the Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity, I’ve spoken from the positionality of an African-, Latino/a, Asian-, Native American person even...
By Jack Curran, Online News Editor
• November 14, 2013
The Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity held an informal workshop, where students and faculty participated in an open dialogue about the language of racial justice.
By Elma Gonzalez, Special Projects Manager
• October 30, 2013
With the implementation of Ithaca College’s strategic vision, IC 20/20, well under way, several departments are organizing initiatives to tackle the vision’s 11 Diversity Strategic Plan Goals.
By Elma Gonzalez, Special Projects Manager
• October 24, 2013
When senior Cedrick-Michael Simmons, president of the Student Government Association, was a freshman, he almost transferred from Ithaca College. Coming from a predominantly white high school, Simmons expected...
By Elma Gonzalez, Special Projects Manager
• October 9, 2013
Ithaca College's enrollment of African, Latino, Asian and Native American first-year students was a record-breaking 21.7 percent — up from 19.4 percent last year.