College responds to proposed Title IX changes
Ithaca College responded to the United States Department of Education’s proposed changes to Title IX.
Ithaca College responded to the United States Department of Education’s proposed changes to Title IX.
Members of the Ithaca College community came together to write comments Jan. 24 in response to the proposed changes to Title IX.
Possible changes in Department of Education programs under Trump have administrators at the college nervous that students’ best interests will not be met.
An Ithaca College student accused of sexual assault filed a complaint alleging that the college discriminated against them on the basis of sex and race.
Derek Hessing, a former Marine, created the Inner Strength fitness class this semester. It meets twice a week.
Betsy Devos’ abysmal performance during her Senate hearing weeks ago made it clear that she was unfit for the position she will now fill.
She said having DeVos as secretary of the Department of Education is comparable to having a surgeon unfamiliar with medical technique.
In addition to what Trump has said, many now debate how his policies and administration will impact women’s rights.
Ithaca College’s Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management has seen an increase in reported rape cases, weapons violations and drug violations.
By increasing collaborative efforts, the Ithaca College School of Humanities and Sciences is expanding the number and nature of its programs to attract different kinds of students and offer more diverse opportunities.
Effective for the 2017–18 school year, students will now be able to file their FAFSA on Oct. 1, 2016, nearly three months earlier than usual.
A new set of teacher certification requirements in New York state has education students, particularly college seniors, under stress and apprehension.