Faculty and students pushing for more student spaces
“The issue is not making more spaces. It’s making them appealing to students,” Kane said. “We need to focus on that.”
“The issue is not making more spaces. It’s making them appealing to students,” Kane said. “We need to focus on that.”
While many Ithaca College students are asleep, others begin their work shift. “The Ithacan” interviewed students working “the graveyard shift” at the library, the VIC radio station and Student Auxillary Safety Patrol to gain insight about their late-night lifestyles.
When we’re coming down to crunch time, the key is to take a break that’s not too long but not inexistent. Here are ways that I will be keeping sane:
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The Ithaca College Library will be open 24 hours a day from 10 a.m. on Sundays through 10 p.m. on Fridays, beginning Sept. 8.
The Ithacan’s standalone images tell the stories that lack a full-fledged article. So here they make a jump into the online world.
Anne Fadiman, adjunct professor of English at Yale University, will discuss the intimate and personal relationships readers build with books in her presentation titled “Using Bacon as Bookmarks: How Readers Treat Their Books” on Nov. 13 in Emerson Suites.
Ithaca College is using the grant funds from the South Central Regional Library Council to purchase a new microfilm machine.
The Ithaca College library is generally nondescript — students studying, working on papers and completing other academic work. This changed Wednesday evening when a tiger and a crowd in neon spandex danced through the library to LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” to protest a shortage in consumer recycled paper.
