Editorial: Campus community should support suicide awareness
Even with new busy schedules, campus community members must recognize Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
Even with new busy schedules, campus community members must recognize Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
Ithaca College’s CAPS implemented a 24-hour call service, hired a new director and 11 staff members and expanded it’s Let’s Talk service.
The introduction of around-the-clock mental health and crisis support on campus is a necessary measure to support struggling students.
The Center for Counseling and Psychological Services is developing a new service to increase the accessibility of mental health services.
Rev. Carsten Martensen, Catholic chaplain and director of campus ministry, stepped down after being accused of sexually abusing a minor in the 1970s.
The last two of four final candidates for the newly established Executive Director for Student Wellness position gave their pitches to campus.
Keeling and Associates found that health services on the college’s campus are not organized effectively and do not have up-to-par operational effectiveness.
A new club, Disability Education, Alliance and Resources at Ithaca College (DEAR@IC), will focus on educating people about disabilities.
Put yourself first. Be your own advocate and be thankful you chose a school that will advocate for you like Ithaca College has done for me.
Numerous shifts have occurred in lower-level leadership at Ithaca College since President Shirley M. Collado took office. While some occurred organically, others were a direct result of structural cha
Horbacewicz and Butler should be commended for their proposal, and CAPS must be encouraged to build this program up as much as they can.
“You go into college basically not knowing anyone, you’re in this new place, and for a lot of people, it’s your first time really away from home.”