College community discusses racism in the US and at IC
The Ithaca College community discussed racism and violence against black people in the U.S., campus concerns and what the college community needs to do.
The Ithaca College community discussed racism and violence against black people in the U.S., campus concerns and what the college community needs to do.
Two pairs of Ithaca College students have been accepted to present their research on race depiction in media at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research from March 26 to 28 at Montana State U
On Ithaca College’s campus at night, it is not surprising that most academic buildings are rather quiet.
Plain and simple, it’s absurd to neglect our social development in our institutions of education. We could have better.
Host Sobeida talks about mental health in this episode with Active Minds’ co-president, Kelly Madden.
Soft, soothing music plays as members of the Ithaca College Mindfulness Club color mandalas and drink tea.
It’s hard to feel comfortable when there aren’t many people who look like you.
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and the same month as the birthday of my father who took his own life.
The introduction of around-the-clock mental health and crisis support on campus is a necessary measure to support struggling students.
Ithaca College is tasked with balancing the support structures it has created with the high costs that come along with them.
The Center for Counseling and Psychological Services is developing a new service to increase the accessibility of mental health services.
Media covering mental illness is often touchy.