The Ithacan

Accuracy • Independence • Integrity

Two Ithaca College students attended the 2022 NCAA convention in Indianapolis, Indiana, and participated in the NCAA Division III Student Immersion Program.

Ithaca College Athletics is compliant with two out of three parts of Title IX. However, there are still questions about gender equity issues within the athletics department. 

The Ithaca College Student-Athlete Advisory Council gave each of the college’s sports teams the opportunity to meet with Victoria Garrick, to discuss the importance of mental health.

When junior defensive back Daniel Hutchinson first heard about the passing of new name, image and likeness (NIL) laws in July of this year, his reaction was short and simple. “Finally.”

In October 2020, the NCAA approved a blanket waiver for Division III that stated athletes may compete during the 2020–21 academic year without losing participation or academic eligibility.

Student-athletes have been given new platforms to speak their minds and opportunities to participate in activities they may not have before

Meg Dowd ’19 is following a long line of Ithaca College women to work with Women Leaders in College Sports.

A panel of student-athletes spoke about racial identity during the Voices of Experience event Jan. 21 in the Emerson Suites.

Junior golfer Alex Perry and junior swimmer Cody Conte identify as transgender and use masculine names and pronouns while competing for women’s varsity teams.

The Ithaca College athletic administration released the Optimum Performance Strategy webpage, a new database offering helpful resources for athletes.

Ithaca College has a strong alumni presence within the athletic department, including having five alumni who are current varsity coaches.

New Senior Woman Administrator Erienne Roberts talks about why she came to Ithaca College and what policies she hopes to implement in the future.