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Senior helps train Guiding Eyes puppies

By | Apr 18, 2013

Puppies selected for the Guiding Eyes for the Blind program are, in part, chosen for their confidence, something senior Grace Goodhew, an aging studies major with a focus in management and administration, knows a thing or two about.


Park implements online course request system

By | Apr 18, 2013

The Roy H. Park School of Communications is piloting the new online course registration override form, which is being beta-tested for the ongoing Fall 2013 registration. With this form, all override requests for courses in the Park School will be done online.


IC community to review Middle States report

By | Apr 18, 2013

The Middle States Public Review Report is currently under review and is open for comments as it is being prepared by a group of faculty, staff and administrators.


Mother Jones representatives accept Izzy Award

By | Apr 18, 2013

Independent media and investigative reporting were in the spotlight as recipients for Mother Jones received the fifth Annual Izzy Awards on Wednesday.


Rochon received 12.2 percent raise in 2011

By | Apr 18, 2013

President Tom Rochon received a 12.2 percent increase in salary in 2011, according to the latest Internal Revenue Service 990 form released by Ithaca College.


Community unites after fatal bombings at Boston Marathon

Ithaca College students gathered Wednesday night to lend each other support in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings. Thirty-four students stood in a circle by the Textor Ball holding candles and sharing comforting words.


Students rally for IC divestment

By | Apr 18, 2013

“Divest, divest, put fossil fuels to rest!” could be heard chanted from Free Speech Rock Thursday afternoon as more than 70 students rallied for the college’s divestment from the fossil fuel industry.


Expert to address undocumented Latino/a youth

By | Apr 17, 2013

The Ithaca College Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity will host Felipe Vargas and Mariela Nunez-Janes, experts on Latino/a youth.


State Diner to reopen in first week of May

By | Apr 17, 2013

Ithaca’s 77-year-old diner, the State Diner, will reopen in the beginning of May. A fire destroyed the inside of the building in October.


TWSM: Weather and worms

By | Apr 14, 2013

In “This Week in Social Media,” we collected community tweets about the weather and the worms.


Breaking the bank

By | Apr 11, 2013

With student loan debt accumulating and the cost of living on the rise, experts encourage students to become more conscious of their spending habits.


IPD officers injured in stolen vehicle incident

By | Apr 11, 2013

Three Ithaca Police Department officers were injured while pursuing a vehicle that was reported stolen from the parking lot of the Hess gas station on Elmira Road on Thursday.