Tompkins County and IC work to prevent monkeypox cases
Tompkins County Health Department and its campus partners like Ithaca College are working to prevent continued spread of the monkeypox virus.
Tompkins County Health Department and its campus partners like Ithaca College are working to prevent continued spread of the monkeypox virus.
Starting March 4, IC will not require face masks to be worn within indoor locations, unless clearly stated otherwise, regardless of vaccination status.
Shannon L. Scott, assistant professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy, started a program to teach students and help stroke survivors.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul lifted New York’s mask mandate, but Tompkins County are advised to continue wearing masks indoors.
After an increase in COVID-19 cases in December 2021, Ithaca College has cautiously welcomed back its students, faculty and staff for Spring 2022.
The Ithaca College LGBT Center screened “Fauci” in order to give students and community members an opportunity to learn about Anthony Fauci.
As the season changes, some students have been feeling run down with a variety of symptoms as a result of the cold and flu season.
The 2021 Ithaca College Annual Fire and Safety Report shows the number of Violence Against Women Act offenses have remained close to previous years.
The Tompkins County Health Department is holding two COVID-19 vaccine clinics during the week of May 3 that Ithaca College students can sign up for.
Ithaca College will not be making any changes to its mask guidelines for the remainder of the spring semester.
An Ithaca College professor helped create a project that tracks the spread of COVID-19 variants and when they were first detected in countries around the world.
Ithaca College students with certain medical conditions are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, according to new New York state guidelines.