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Ithaca College student dies after brief illness

By Sophia Tulp, Staff Writer • November 11, 2015
Junior Shannon Sakosits, an integrated marketing communications major at Ithaca College, has died from an illness, according to an announcement by the college Nov. 11.
Reports of Ithaca College students at risk jump dramatically

Reports of Ithaca College students at risk jump dramatically

By Kyle Arnold, Staff Writer • November 4, 2015
Ithaca College has seen a dramatic increase in the number of students who were reported to be “at risk” over the past five years.

How the Sick Can Get Better

By Kylee Roberts, Blogger • October 26, 2015
We are getting to the later part of the year where people everywhere are starting to get sick. The change in temperatures, allergies and being around so many people all of the time can all affect you. Here are some ways you can get over it all:
Junior football player Christopher Durr tends to a patient, left, and junior wrestler Thomas Anania wraps a football player’s ankle, right, while in the athletic training room in the Athletics and Events Center on Oct. 7.

Student-athletes take on demands of athletic training program

By Lauren Murray, Contributing Writer • October 7, 2015
Students majoring in athletic training learn how to balance participating in a varsity sport, while keeping up with the requirements of the major.

Campus community should support #getCAPSready campaign

By Amelia Erickson • April 8, 2015
CAPS needs more funding, it needs more counselors and it needs the strength of the student body to achieve that.
Senior Alexis Beebe stands in front of the Hammond Health Center. Beebe is a communication management and design major with minors in integrated marketing communications and sociology.

Commentary: Hammond Health Center needs more resources

By Alexis Beebe • March 4, 2015
It is clear that the center is understaffed and overbooked, resulting in a supply of resources that simply cannot meet the demand that our college presents.
The Hammond Health Center has begun receiving flu vaccinations, pictured above, for the flu season, which peaks between December and March. Last year, the number of students diagnosed with flu-like illness peaked at 238.

College begins preparation for upcoming flu season

By Evan Popp, Staff Writer • October 1, 2014
In preparation for the upcoming influenza season, the Hammond Health Center at Ithaca College is putting together a campaign to get as many students vaccinated as possible, Dr. Vivian Lorenzo, director of medical services at the college’s Health Center, said.
Senior Shanika Bridges is the first student to receive an on-campus diabetic alert service dog, Tobbi.

Student receives first diabetic alert service dog on Ithaca College campus

By Aidan Quigley, Contributing Writer • September 30, 2014
Senior Shanika Bridges might not have survived a diabetic emergency if it weren’t for a certain new companion.

College Briefing: Sept. 4

September 10, 2014

Student Talking Circle accepting applications The Diversity Awareness Committee has an initiative, Student Talking Circle, which will be led by professionals and provide a safe space for dialogue. The...

Public Safety Log: Aug. 25 – Sept. 2

September 10, 2014

AUGUST 25 Unauthorized auto use Location: College Circle Roadway SUMMARY: Officers reported stopping a person operating a golf cart. One person judicially referred for theft of college property. Master...

College briefing: Aug. 25

August 25, 2014

Ithaca College changes to new printing system Ithaca College has changed its print management program across campus in order to encourage sustainability and to reduce the amount of wasteful printing. Under...

Health Center confirms flu outbreak on campus

Health Center confirms flu outbreak on campus

By Stephen Adams, Assistant Multimedia Editor • February 5, 2014
The Hammond Health Center confirmed an outbreak of pH1N1, commonly referred to as swine flu, on the Ithaca College campus Feb. 3.
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