Academic festivals provide engaging and diverse learning opportunities
Diverse speakers fill gaps in the curriculum and allow students to see how much industries have changed.
Diverse speakers fill gaps in the curriculum and allow students to see how much industries have changed.
On a cold, dark Friday night, the Alley Cat Cafe in downtown Ithaca is a warm safe haven from the harsh weather.
In the summer of 2017, Raul Palma, assistant professor in the Department of Writing, was one of 10 Cuban American writers invited to Havana.
Diversity scholar fellows from three departments on campus shared their Cuban-American culture, research on religion and LGBTQ refugee rights.
Katharyn Howard Machan recently released two new collections of poetry based on her life experiences.
“My main ambition is to continue contributing to this field, as a writer, as a thinker, and to be in a position to help mentor students.”
Opinion Editor Meaghan McElroy spoke with Machan Howd about emotional intelligence, its application in the classroom and how technology impacts emotional intelligence.
If we are to realize fully IC’s vision of a “student-centered learning community,” we must ensure that all instructors are compensated equitably.
The theme of the readings Jan. 15 was democracy and what upholds and challenges it, discussed through the works of famous activists, poets and writers.
To conclude this semester’s Distinguished Visiting Writers Series, the Department of Writing will welcome fiction writer Dana Spiotta.
Multimedia Editor Luke Harbur interviews Katie Marks, an Ithaca College faculty members about what she was like in her college years.
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.