THE ITHACAN

Ithaca College creates education studies minor with two tracks

By Meredith Husar, Staff Writer • November 25, 2015

Ithaca College’s School of Humanities and Sciences has announced that it will now offer an education studies minor.

It Won’t Happen to Us

By Kylee Roberts, Blogger • October 4, 2015

Here, the best way we, as young women, can stay healthy on campus is to keep ourselves educated.

Meet Bob: The 86-year-old auditing classes at Ithaca College

By Melanie De Lima, Contributing Writer • September 23, 2015

Every morning, Bob McCune, 87, drinks coffee made by his wife, Alice McCune. After he’s done, he checks his assignments on Sakai and gets ready to drive to campus and attend his Ideas and Ideologies class in Williams Hall at Ithaca College.

Find the Time

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • February 14, 2015

College is extremely stressful. It leads us to binge eat junk food, drink spastic amounts of coffee, pull all-nighters and spend countless hours in front of computer screens without exercise. And many of us, myself included, feel our future careers hinge on the quality of our performance in these four years. Talk about pressure.

Special report: a look at the millennial mindset

November 5, 2014

Every generation grows up labeled with a set of defining qualities, stereotypes and misperceptions, often brought about by either the conditions of the times or the opinions of its predecessors. With...

Editorial: Teacher’s peeve

March 19, 2014

The rapid implementation of new state requirements gives education seniors little time to prepare for graduation

acappellaEd Ithaca

By Deanna Romanoff and Durst Breneiser • February 26, 2014

Ithacappella hosted acappella Ed for workshop, master classes and performances with collegiate a cappella groups.

So technology makes education better, am I right Mr. President?

By Jeremy Li • February 4, 2014

President Obama has recently pledges to implement a $750 million worth initiative called ConnectED to enhance technology for 99% of the students in the U.S. within five years, according to an article published...

Editorial: Knowledge pays

January 22, 2014

The 15-percent increase in credit card use among students in the past 10 years shows growing interest in building credit. Smart purchases with a credit card during college prepare a student for the investments...

Video: Little Free Library

By Stephen Adams • September 19, 2013

Video: More Than Me Founder Inspires Students

By Jaclyn Cataldi • April 25, 2013

More Than Me founder Katie Meyler speaks in Emerson Suites to further educate students about her foundation that has swept through Ithaca College this past year.

Teachers teach how to cheat

By Brian Porreca • April 17, 2013

“We expect school administrators and teachers to teach students to play by the rules and to lead by example, so these allegations that they changed grades and coached students during exams are very troubling,” a statement from district attorney Kathleen M. Rice after the investigation of teacher’s aiding young elementary students and giving answers on…