Environmental sustainability suffers from loss of leadership
Environmental efforts at IC are deteriorating, according to campus members who have experienced a lack of staffing support in sustainability efforts.
Environmental efforts at IC are deteriorating, according to campus members who have experienced a lack of staffing support in sustainability efforts.
As the presidential search continues, the search committee needs to take the potential president’s stance on the Ithaca Green New Deal into consideration
As the fall semester at Ithaca College progresses, students, staff and faculty have expressed their concerns about the increased amount of trash across campus.
The culture of environmentalism has seeped into life at Ithaca College — from the clothes that students wear to the water bottles they use.
The SGC passed three bills — one creating a new committee for the SGC and two focusing on requirements for student organizations at the college.
The Ithaca College Student Governance Council discussed sustainability at the college at its Nov. 2 meeting.
Chefs from Ithaca College, Cornell University and Maines Paper and Food Service Inc. came together Feb. 4 in the Emerson Suites to show students that “ugly” food tastes a lot better than it looks.
On Sept. 20, masses of young people all across the world gathered to participate in the Global Climate Strike.
The Ithaca College Eco-Reps led hundreds of students, faculty and staff downtown to meet up with the larger event occurring on The Commons.
Within the basement of Clarke Hall lies a room full of hidden treasures.
Old VHS tapes, Halloween costumes, crock pots, shower caddies, an ancient TV, lamps and a plastic fish tank litter the tiny Take It Or Leave It room.
The Eco-Reps, a student environmental sustainability organization, have been sorting compost, trash and recycling at all of the home football games this year.