THE ITHACAN

Commentary: Academic Program Prioritization neglects space for campus grief

By Anna Gardner • February 17, 2021

Staff and contingent faculty are my friends. Hardly any campuswide acknowledgement of their furloughs-turned-to-layoffs has occurred.

Commentary: White feminists need to do better

By Anna Gardner • March 6, 2019

So, what does this mean for Ithaca College Feminists United? I can’t decide our future, but what I hope for ICFU is that it continues to be critical of feminism and vulnerable.

Commentary: We need to believe survivors regardless of their timing

By Anna Gardner • September 26, 2018

So, let’s believe survivors. Let’s believe every single one of them. We only have everything to gain.

Commentary: USA Gymnastics team deserves public support

By Anna Gardner • January 30, 2018

Systems can only be broken when we call them out. It is when we collectively put pressure on these systems that we can truly give justice to victims.

Commentary: Faculty deserve Paid Family Leave Program

By Anna Gardner • November 8, 2017

Thinking in this way begs the question: Why even hire someone in the first place if they’re going to have to take an extended leave of absence?

Commentary: Colleges still struggle with rape culture

By Anna Gardner • May 3, 2017

The battle for justice has been long and it will not end anytime soon. It is not isolated to Brock Turner or Steubenville.