Editorial: College’s program inspires intergenerational learning
The college’s relationship with the senior living community promotes the importance of lifelong education.
The college’s relationship with the senior living community promotes the importance of lifelong education.
The college is one of many institutions that exist as a result of the violent and unethical redevelopment of indigenous land.
On Sept. 30, Harvard University won a lawsuit against Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA), a conservative legal organization hell–bent on wiping out affirmative action programs on college campuses in the U.S.
The college’s collaboration with the Cornell Prison Education Program demonstrates its commitment to educational equity.
Violence, persecution, natural disaster and war have forced millions of people to flee their home countries and seek refuge in other nations.
Racial epithets have a space in the classroom
Mahad Olad
Paul Zwier is a law professor at Emory University.
Do racial epithets have any place in the classroom? They certainly should. Classes are spaces where no controversial topic is off the table.
Necro. Niger. Negro. Nigga. Black. The word “nigger” has never had a positive connotation.
News Editor Madison Fernandez sat down with Koehler to discuss her first month at the college and her plans to engage with the campus community.
Ithaca College’s 2017 federal form 990 was released April 16 for the 2017–18 fiscal year, indicating President Shirley M. Collado’s salary.
Ithaca College held its first 3 Day Startup, an event that provided students with the chance to practice pitching business ideas.
Officials at Ithaca College believe President Donald Trump’s recent executive order on free speech will have a minimal impact on campus.