Students present research at The History Center
Students in the History of Environmental Thought class researched topics at The History Center and presented their findings Dec. 11.
Students in the History of Environmental Thought class researched topics at The History Center and presented their findings Dec. 11.
The administration’s business model includes relying on public tax dollars to subsidize their low wages and unfair contracts.
How can we feed the world without killing the planet? For many, food security is our primary environmental problem.
The Ithaca College Office of Civic Engagement is currently “on hold” pending the selection of a new executive director.
As with so many aspects of global warming, however, last year’s forecasts are often upended by this year’s science, generally in the direction of an acceleration of trends toward a much hotter planet that will be inhospitable to civilization as we know it.
“I had no way of knowing who in my class maybe had survived rape, had been subjected to some kind of sexual assault, who maybe had been subjected to something they had forgotten about,” Plante said.
Meaningful engagement with the diverse community that surrounds Ithaca College could be one way that the college enhances the education of its students.
Permaculture gardens mimic the natural ecosystem of an area.
Amid many other concerns Ithaca College is facing — successfully instituting IC 20/20, part-time faculty unionization and the demand for better mental health services — initiatives to keep the college a leader in environmental sustainability no longer seem to be a priority, according to students and faculty involved in sustainability effo
Ithaca College’s part-time faculty are going to be voting on whether to unionize in a few weeks.
The Ithacan’s three-part package on unionization on college campuses:
Part One: Colleges weigh-in on value of unions
Part Two: Part-time faculty across the nation move toward unionization
Part Three: Colleges increase use of adjunct faculty as their role evolves
Employment trends at Ithaca College show a noticeable increase in the number of part-time, per-course faculty employed in higher education.