HIV and AIDS activist shares powerful message with IC community
Scott Fried, an HIV and AIDS activist, delivered a powerful message on accepting one’s identity to the Ithaca College community Nov. 9 in the Muller Chapel.
Scott Fried, an HIV and AIDS activist, delivered a powerful message on accepting one’s identity to the Ithaca College community Nov. 9 in the Muller Chapel.
Experts whose lives have been shaped by the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine spoke about the conflict at an event on Nov. 2.
Ithaca College is now a part of Hillel’s International Campus Climate Initiative, which works with college administrations to make a positive environment for Jewish students.
Cultural organizations at IC celebrate and highlight different identities from around the world.
The Office of New Student and Transition Programs organized Fall Welcome events to engage the incoming community of students.
Max Kasler, the new Springboard Innovation Fellow for Hillel at Ithaca College, started his position at the college in Fall 2020.
By learning what other students experienced, we may find some inspiration to help us get through today’s current challenges.
My experience is that the religious needs and concerns of Jewish students have repeatedly ignored and marginalized by the campus administration.
Yavilah McCoy, an educator, anti-racism activist and diversity, equity and inclusion consultant, visited Ithaca College on Feb. 18 to speak.
Austin Reid, faculty member of Hillel at Ithaca College, won Rookie of the Year award as part of the Tompkins Chamber Fab5 Young Professional Awards.
Like many kids, Roald Hoffmann, born to a Polish-Jewish family in Ukraine, had a normal life as a child until the Nazi occupation of Eastern Europe.
SGC created the Committee for the Advancement of Religious Equity, in which groups work to prevent the scheduling of events on religious holidays.