The Ithacan

Letter to the Editor: Former president Collado received no salary increase

By David H. Lissy, Chair of the Ithaca College Board of Trustees • May 23, 2022

Former President Shirley M. Collado ... did not receive any salary increase from fiscal year 2018–19 to fiscal year 2019–20.

Letter to the Editor: Professor responds to commentary

By Stephen Tropiano • April 11, 2022

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Letter to the editor: Malcolm & Marie review is inaccurate

By Juliana Luis • March 5, 2021

Malcolm & Marie isn’t Oscar-worthy, but I couldn’t help but notice the review’s inaccuracies. The author’s analysis seemed based upon a single watch.

Letter to the Editor: Legalizing THC requires regulation

By William Klepack • February 19, 2019

The product must be regulated in form, concentration and packaging.

Letter to the Editor: Homelessness in Ithaca

By Chris Biehn • December 6, 2017

There is an Ithaca homeless crisis. Homelessness in Ithaca is at an all-time high and there have been several deaths that have accompanied this tragedy.

Letter to the Editor: Aging studies is undervalued

By Marissa Levenson • May 5, 2017

The Aging Studies program is an undervalued and misunderstood program at Ithaca for many of the reasons

Letter to the Editor: “What does diversity mean?”

By Naeem Inayatullah • February 20, 2017

No one opposes intellectual diversity – that’s the problem. The absence of an opposition suggests something is awry.

Letter to the Editor: Racial critique of ‘La La Land’ unnecessary

By Jackson Donaldson • February 9, 2017

I am writing you to ask you to just review the film, not its perception or place in culture.

Letter to the Editor: “I am grateful for my adjunct salary”

By Kurt Lichtmann • October 26, 2016

I am grateful for my adjunct salary — 140% of the national average. My hourly rate works out to $60 an hour: is that a poverty wage?

Letter to the Editor: Administration’s diversity actions questionable

By Asma Barlas • September 21, 2016

I feel that the manner in which Tom Rochon's administration is going about implementing its diversity initiatives is both gimmicky and opportunistic.

Letter to the Editor: South Hill needs Climate Action Plan

By John Graves • September 14, 2016

In today’s climate, fossil fuel consumption is by far the most pressing issue facing our environment and dGEIS should address this issue directly.

Letter to the Editor: Freshmen should not be afraid to seek help

By Jim Mica • August 30, 2016

If you run into trouble: look for help! It’s all around you. All you need to do is ask.