Ithaca College cancels summer classes and events
Ithaca College has canceled all on-campus classes and events for the months of June and July due to public health concerns regarding COVID-19.
Ithaca College has canceled all on-campus classes and events for the months of June and July due to public health concerns regarding COVID-19.
A second member of the Ithaca College campus community tested positive for COVID-19, according to an email from Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado on March 16.
A member of the Ithaca College campus community has tested positive for COVID-19, according to an announcement from Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado on March 15.
Ithaca College will extend spring break for one week and move to a remote method of instruction from March 23 to April 3 due to the new coronavirus.
Grace Cannon has been a star for the women’s basketball team since her freshman year, but has set herself apart this year as an emerging leader.
Although there is an inherent power dynamic among professors and students, both should be held responsible when they make comments that are insensitive.
I felt alone and disoriented, caught in a limbo between homes and between identities without any place that felt “right.”
As the fall varsity season came to a close, men’s soccer, women’s volleyball and the men’s and women’s cross-country teams advanced to NCAA tournaments.
Freshman Jack Stern competed twice for Team USA at the Maccabiah Games, a worldwide basketball tournament for Jewish and Israeli Arab athletes.
The college sent a message to the campus community Nov. 30 stating that classes will be canceled but that the college will remain open otherwise.
The Ithaca College gymnastics team is focusing on using their depth as an advantage this season, and hoping to grab individual and team national titles.
The Ithaca College football team will play in the Cortaca Jug game against SUNY Cortland on Nov. 16 in Metlife Stadium, the home turf of two NFL teams.