Faculty Council discusses substantial changes at the college
A mixture of positive and negative emotions were expressed at the Oct. 11 Faculty Council meeting where several substantial changes were discussed.
A mixture of positive and negative emotions were expressed at the Oct. 11 Faculty Council meeting where several substantial changes were discussed.
James Rada, professor and chair for the Department of Journalism at Ithaca College, announced Sept. 20 that he will leave the college after the 2022–23 academic year.
If you are in the Roy H. Park School of Communications you are working alongside over three hundred other students trying to get into the same classes
As we watch our community reeling from the current cuts, we should be invested in unambiguously defending tenure as a cherished institutional value.
It would be strategic for us to work on healing these traumas and learning how to offer each other compassion, even within stark disagreement.
Some Ithaca College alumni are voicing their opposition to the implementation of the APP process and the resulting faculty and program cuts.
If students are Ithaca College’s “why,” then why are those same students being ignored and talked down to?
An interim lecturer in the Department of Theatre Arts will no longer be teaching her course after students reported a racially charged incident.
As technology becomes more common in the classroom, faculty and students are entering a debate as to whether it hinders or benefits learning.
La Jerne Cornish announced that three faculty members have been chosen to fill three new positions created this academic year.
A survey of the service load of Ithaca College faculty members conducted in Spring 2018 indicates that faculty of color perceived they were doing more service work than their white counterparts.
The first three days of the program are dedicated to classroom components of personal self-awareness, while the fourth is for simulated training.