Commentary: Busy culture hurts the student body
It is reasonable to set a “48-hour rule” for emails and to reserve one day a week to relax and reflect.
It is reasonable to set a “48-hour rule” for emails and to reserve one day a week to relax and reflect.
Support pets have been rising substantially on college campuses throughout the country and at the college since 2012.
Depression makes you wither like a green plant sprayed with a powerful poison. Depression makes you feel like there’s a relentless and constant winter in your heart.
Why wouldn’t officers receive mental health training when, statistically, one out of every four college-age individuals struggle with mental illness?
One organization, new to Ithaca, aims to encourage discussion in a different way — through sweet treats.
Cultural taxation—psychologist Amado Padilla coined the term to describe minority faculty’s obligation to serve the diversity needs of the college.
Not paying enough attention to mental-health services undermines the college’s mission of cultivating academic success.
The Ithaca College Student Success Committee presented a plan to the Faculty Council on March 7 on how the college can better improve retention rates.
James Rada, associate professor of journalism, said he has been making sure students know about mental health resources available to them for years.
“The Happiness Project” engages the Ithaca College community with questions about happiness.
“The Happiness Project” engages the Ithaca College community with questions about happiness. This wee: what season makes you happy and why?
Greg Evans, assistant professor in the School of Music at Ithaca College, shares stories of living a double-life as a jazz artist and student.