Ithaca College announces School of Music, Theatre and Dance
On July 1, the Ithaca College School of Music and the Department of Theatre Arts will merge to create the School of Music, Theatre and Dance.
On July 1, the Ithaca College School of Music and the Department of Theatre Arts will merge to create the School of Music, Theatre and Dance.
The cutting of several faculty and staff members has made it significantly harder for students to find a seat in classes they were so excited to sign up for
The college would receive more alumni donations if the board of trustees and the administration addressed concerns
If “Ithaca Forever” is meant to be such a positive plan that improves the college, why is the campus community always left in the dark about the plans?
It’s not too late to slow down and examine how the college can proceed and address the enrollment decline before embarking on this disastrous plan.
It seems that without a credentialing system, programs have little value. The college seems incapable of valuing the rewards of nourishing the spirit.
The realignment of schools, departments and programs needs to be based on the imagination of those who teach, think, research and write — faculty.
The IC Staff Council released a statement March 15 in response to the recent dialogue surrounding the Academic Program Prioritization process.
Pursuing a no confidence vote would have burned the already shaky relations between the administration and the college community.
The number of BIPOC faculty being cut is not the only issue. Racist professors still having a job and being protected by tenure needs to be addressed.
The Open the Books coalition held two protests the week of the release of the Academic Program Prioritization recommendations.
It’s been obvious that over the last four months, the administration has not been open to discourse with the campus community.