Editorial: Housing decisions must account for student needs

By The Ithacan • April 17, 2024

Ithaca College prides itself on being a residential college. However, this translates to students being required to live on campus for at least three years before moving off campus. While in an ideal world, this may result in fostering community, the realities of on-campus housing are less than ideal.

Circles Community Center may become temporary child care facility

By Noa Ran-Ressler, Managing Editor • March 29, 2023

Starting July 2023, the College Circle Apartments Community Building may be an annex for the Coddington Road Community Center’s preschool and afterschool programs.

Eco-Reps works to expand and strengthen composting program

By Emma Kersting, Podcast Editor • November 30, 2022

Ithaca College Eco-Reps continue collaborating with the Office of Residential Life on the Circles Apartments composting program.

What is your experience with living situations at IC?

By Frankie Walls • October 28, 2021

Even now with three flatmates in my Circle apartment, I’m fine, but that’s because I don’t share a room with anyone, and I can just close my door.

What is your experience with living situations at IC?

By Nya Evans • October 28, 2021

Currently, my living arrangement is a little different. I actually live by myself, which is something I have wanted to do for a while.

Student burglar suspect posts bail and awaits trial

By Laura O’Brien, Assistant News Editor • December 13, 2018

The Ithaca College student who was arrested and charged for the Nov. 23 burglary of Circle Apartment 341 is currently at home following a hospitalization for mental health reasons.

UPDATE: Attempted burglar caught in seventh incident in past month

By Laura O’Brien, Assistant News Editor • December 5, 2018

An unknown person entered Circle Apartment 180 at Ithaca College and demanded property from a resident Dec. 5.

Ithaca College retail compost locations to be removed

By Kyle Arnold, Assistant News Editor • February 1, 2016

Ithaca College compost retail areas will be removed following a policy change at the college's compost management facility, Cayuga Compost.