Ithaca College President Tom Rochon

Past Deadline: Breaking down the history that led to Public Safety’s ‘tarnished reputation’

March 2, 2018

This week on Past Deadline, Host Grace Elletson speaks to Senior Staff Writer Max Denning about his most recent article concerning the external assessment of The Office of Public Safety and Emergency...

Ithaca College faculty voice concerns with Rochon’s leadership

By Justin Henry, Staff Writer • September 21, 2016

A month into President Tom Rochon’s final year in office, faculty members are expressing concerns that the administration has failed to adequately address grievances voiced during in Fall 2015.

Bomber Nation: A look into the history of the Bomber name

By Angela Weldon, Assistant Life and Culture Editor • February 25, 2016

The Ithacan examines the complex past of how "the Bomber" came into existence to embody the identity of Ithaca College.

Bend it like Beck: New athletics policy improves communication

By Jonathan Beck, Columnist • February 15, 2016

Columnist Jonathan Beck examines the positive aspects of the new media policy implemented by the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics in December 2015.

Questions raised over Rochon’s job at Financial Corporation

By Sophia Tulp, Staff Writer • December 9, 2015

Along with being the president of Ithaca College, Tom Rochon serves as chairman of the board of directors for Tompkins Financial Corporation.

Why You Should Care About #POCatIC, Even if You’re White

By Christina Tudor • November 11, 2015

This may be one of the hardest blogs I’ve ever written. This post has gone through several drafts because I’ve really struggled deciding whether or not my voice should take up space in this movement...

Editorial: Administration moves forward, but must follow through

April 8, 2015

The Ithaca College administration has taken a step forward by announcing its support for CAPS, but must follow through on its promise.

Editorial: CAPS funding should have been approved

March 25, 2015

Ithaca College cannot claim its students are the top priority if the administration is not willing to provide the necessary support.