The Ithacan

Opinion Editor Meaghan McElroy spoke with Levine about the translation project, the importance of translation and her hopes for future work.

If the search committee values a process that is transparent, engaging, and most importantly, inclusive, we cannot possibly have anything but an open process. We are trying to mend the wounds of our campus community, not forget them.

It is problematic that a mental illness is being sensationalized in such a way and I am disappointed that my own struggles have been exploited to attract more readers.

Senior Brendan Davis was recently recognized as a 2016 Newman Civic Fellow, an award given to college students and leaders dedicated to service work focused on seeking solutions for challenges faced by communities across the country.

What language — what rhetorical strategies — do people in leadership positions use when they attempt to pacify the public during periods of crisis? Why were President Rochon’s rhetorical appeals to the campus community unsuccessful?

The Ithacan produces a weekly segment called “Snap Judgment,” which gathers students’ thoughts and opinions about a particular topic.

Professor Mosher’s Sport Studies Program should be immediately reinstated given Ithaca College’s present campus environment.

The Ithacan asks students to share the qualities they hope to see in the school’s next president.

The Ithacan asks students for their opinion on the Sodexo food available in the Ithaca College dining halls.

The Ithacan asks students to share some of their funniest and best April Fool’s Day stories.

On March 24 in the Handwerker Gallery, a group of students and Ithaca locals held a musical performance in which they voiced complaints compiled by members of the group.

It does not seem right to solicit one-sided input from their readers.