College releases new diversity, equity and inclusion statement
Ithaca College has released an updated diversity statement that reflects the goals outlined in the college’s strategic plan, Ithaca Forever.
Ithaca College has released an updated diversity statement that reflects the goals outlined in the college’s strategic plan, Ithaca Forever.
Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado updated the campus community via email Feb. 17 about the discussions that occurred at the annual Ithaca College Board of Trustees meeting Feb. 12–13.
The Ithaca College Board of Trustees set the tuition for the 2020–21 academic year at $46,611, a 2.95% increase from the previous academic year.
Ithaca College will relocate offices and departments to advance the Campus Master Plan and help to centralize the School of Humanities and Sciences.
La Jerne Cornish, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, acknowledged a lack of transparency and communication from her office.
Students and professors partnered with Ithaca College Dining Services to study nutrition and the physical demands of working in the dining halls.
The Ithaca College Board of Trustees visited the college for its Fall 2019 meeting from Oct. 23 to Oct. 25.
The college announced Oct. 23 the co-chairs for the nine working groups outlined in the college’s five-year strategic plan.
On Aug. 29, the Ithaca College administration hosted an All-College Gathering for students, staff and faculty to come together, hear the administration’s latest updates and voice their concerns regarding changes on campus.
Campus community members asked for information regarding the specifics of Ithaca College’s strategic plan at a Sept. 3 meeting about the plan.