Latest IC Main Stage play puts black women centerstage
The play “In the Red and Brown Water” draws from Yoruba religion to tell a black woman’s coming of age story.
The play “In the Red and Brown Water” draws from Yoruba religion to tell a black woman’s coming of age story.
“The point of those exercises is to teach you what your gut reaction is, so you can learn what your inherent biases are and point them out.”
At 7:30 p.m. Nov. 10 and 2 p.m. Nov. 12 in Muller Chapel, seven women at Ithaca College will bring Shange’s words to life.
Chelsea Clinton centered her talk around children and families, following her announcement that this presidential election will be her first as a mother.
Colleges nationwide need to be more forthcoming with data on their tenured faculty to ensure that we prioritize maintaining a diverse professional environment.
The list of professors at Ithaca College who were awarded tenure for 2015–16 was announced Feb. 21. However, missing from the list were the names of the professors that POC at IC demanded be given immediate tenure.
Faculty Council members discussed a potential new administrative position and having a workshop to educate the council on diversity and inclusion.
Ithaca College students and faculty have come together with citizens from the city of Ithaca to take controversial discussions about police-community interactions and convert them into a play.
Deborah Harper of the Office of Counseling and Wellness attended the Faculty Council meeting on Dec. 2, seeking more resources citing an unprecedented increase in demand.
The Ithaca College Faculty Council addressed outstanding business for the academic year at its meeting May 6.
From March 7–9, the Readers’ Theatre will stage a performance of Neil LaBute’s “In A Forest, Dark And Deep,” directed by Cynthia Henderson, associate professor of theater arts at Ithaca College.
The Faculty Council discussed updates for the Faculty Handbook concerning faculty tenure at its meeting Jan. 21.