College moves forward with second phase of APP
Ithaca College is moving into the second phase of the Academic Program Prioritization process, which involves restructuring some academic programs.
Ithaca College is moving into the second phase of the Academic Program Prioritization process, which involves restructuring some academic programs.
The people of Ithaca College deserve a role in selecting our leaders. We demand that the search for our next presidential candidate be an open one.
Organizations at Ithaca College held three events within the past week to address the impact of the Academic Program Prioritization (APP).
The Open the Books coalition held two protests the week of the release of the Academic Program Prioritization recommendations.
The Open the Books coalition organized a candlelight vigil to honor the faculty members whose positions are being eliminated due to the APP.
The APPIC released its final recommendations for the APP in the “Shape of the College” document Feb. 18. The final recommendations recommend the elimination of 116 full-time equivalent faculty.
The Open the Books coalition held a fifth protest demanding financial transparency regarding faculty and program cuts.
Approximately 30 protesters gathered outside the PRW Center with signs and dyes to write messages in the snow.
The Open the Books coalition held a “Protest in the Snow” on Feb.
InFinity Presentations, which are meetings about the financial status of Ithaca College, are now open to students.
The Open the Books Coalition hosted a “Day of Action Against Austerity” at Ithaca College on Feb.
The Open the Books Coalition organized a protest on campus against the proposed faculty and program cuts Feb. 8.