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Mpox concerns decrease, resources still available to community

By | Feb 8, 2023

Ithaca College added resources for students to mitigate the spread of the mpox virus in summer 2022, but as case numbers have fallen, some students’ concern for the virus has decreased. 


COVID-19 restrictions lessened for vaccinated people

By | Mar 25, 2021

As more people get vaccinated for COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released new recommendations for vaccinated people.


Professor hosts empowering virtual qi gong practices

By | Sep 30, 2020

Anne Stork, assistant professor in the Ithaca College Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences, leads qi gong practices in Muller Chapel in Thursdays.


New York state experiences decrease in flu cases

By | Mar 4, 2020

After the 2019–20 flu season was reported widespread in 30 states, the New York State Department of Health announced a 17% decrease since December. 


Health Center confirms flu outbreak on campus

By | Feb 5, 2014

The Hammond Health Center confirmed an outbreak of pH1N1, commonly referred to as swine flu, on the Ithaca College campus Feb. 3.


College and City: Jan. 30

By The Ithacan | Jan 29, 2014

TEDx to come to Ithaca and feature student talks, U.S. Senator of New York to visit Ithaca College, and more.


Change in the air: e-cigarettes are a growing trend among students

By | Sep 18, 2013

As e-cigarette use becomes more prevalent, student policies have yet to be clearly defined.


Infected meningitis patients increasing rapidly

By | Oct 13, 2012

A meningitis scare has swept the nation. The number of infected people has reached almost 200, with 15 confirmed deaths.