Hours for student employees could decrease as wages increase
Gerald Hector, vice president for finance and administration, said the college does not yet have a comprehensive plan for how the future minimum wage will be factored into the budget.
Gerald Hector, vice president for finance and administration, said the college does not yet have a comprehensive plan for how the future minimum wage will be factored into the budget.
Ithaca College’s Student Government Association’s recently completed vote of no confidence on President Tom Rochon and the faculty vote of no confidence currently underway can be understood in the context of similar actions at colleges and universities nationwide.
Students at other colleges and universities are joining in solidarity with racial protests at the University of Missouri and Ithaca College.
The wrestling team captured its first victory of the season, taking first place in the Ithaca Invitational.
Members of the women’s tennis team traveled to William Smith College in Geneva, New York, to compete in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regional Championship on Sept. 26.
On May 4, the NCAA will announce its selections for the Division III Championship, which the South Hill squad hopes to make.
The Ithacan Staff recaps the games of the past week’s Bomber action.
Cornell professors to give talks about Israel boycott
Ithaca College will host two speakers Feb.
The women’s tennis team etched out a 4-3 victory yesterday against visiting New York University in the Reis Tennis Center. The Violets only had three players available, so each one played singles twice against different Bombers, and one doubles match.
The Ithaca men’s tennis team (4—7 overall, 3—1 Empire 8) lost 9-0 in a dual match this afternoon against the New York University Violets at the Reis Tennis Center on the campus of Cornell. The whole match was played indoors due to rain throughout the day. The Violets are ranked 15th in the Northeast Region…
By earning the Empire 8 Conference and Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships in its third season as a varsity sport, the women’s golf team turned a corner by taking down opponents it had consistently lost to in the past.
The Bombers posted a two-day score of 677 and convincingly defeated a field of four other teams at the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Division II and Division III Women’s Golf Championship, held this weekend at Midvale Country Club in Penfield, N.Y. The Blue and Gold’s score was 32 strokes less than second-place New York University.…