The Ithacan

Letter to the Editor: Administration misses the point

By Maura Stephens and Patricia Rodriguez • February 23, 2016

The many calls from our community members to confront structural issues at IC have been met, however, with responses in the forms of hostility, co-option or simply inaction.

Guest Commentary: The student voice is stifled by administration

By Rob Flaherty • May 1, 2013

There’s a lot of talk these days about the “value” of an Ithaca College education. After four years here, I can say that what makes an Ithaca College education valuable is not integrated core curricula...

Guest Commentary: The student voice is stifled by administration

By Rob Flaherty • April 30, 2013

For a college that claims to produce students that are “civically engaged,” it’s doing a pretty terrible job of letting us be engaged in campus civics. Perhaps the college would do well to have some faith in its product.

Editorial: All comments are welcome

By The Ithacan • February 20, 2013

President Tom Rochon’s recent attempts to gather input from the students, faculty and staff may mark a new era in open governance and balance at the college.