Video: Snap Judgement — Do you think IC should admit a larger freshman class?

By Jaclyn CataldiShawn Steiner • April 4, 2013

Students around campus share their opinions on whether they think Ithaca College should admit a larger freshman class to balance the changing student population.

Guest Commentary: Supreme Court must act to ensure marriage equality

By Ken Robertson • April 3, 2013

As the Supreme Court takes on the issue of marriage equality, it must act to give lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens and their families the rights they’ve been denied for too long.

Editorial: Reaching out to all students

By The Ithacan • April 3, 2013

Students should be more receptive to the Student Government Association’s attempts to gather feedback for future changes to campus life at the college.

Video: Snap Judgement – Is the college’s proposed learning center in China worth the investment?

By Jaclyn CataldiShawn Steiner • March 28, 2013

Students on campus share their opinions on whether they think Ithaca College's proposed learning center in China is worth the investment.

Guest Commentary: First Latin American pope has mixed history

By Jonathan Ablard • March 27, 2013

Pope Francis has a well-deserved reputation as a humble man who rides the subway and ministers to the growing number of slum dwellers in Buenos Aires. Many have also characterized him as either a populist conservative or a moderate conservative.

Editorial: IC should invest in DC

By The Ithacan • March 27, 2013

The lack of attention given to the semester in D.C. option is a shortcoming of the administration and a missed opportunity for current students.

Editorial: New measure of achievement

By The Ithacan • March 27, 2013

romoting undergraduate research in all majors should be a valued component of the college’s curriculum. Students should be encouraged to work closely with a member of the faculty or fellow group of students to delve more deeply into academic topics of interest.

Guest Commentary: Therapy dogs could bring peace to veterans with PTSD

By Hannah Antonson • March 27, 2013

Dogs that are specially trained to help veterans cope with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder may bring peace of mind to those suffering and could even replace or supplement costly psychological medications.

Video: Snap Judgement – Should undocumented students be given financial aid?

By Deanna Romanoff • March 21, 2013

Students on campus share their opinion on undocumented students receiving financial aid.

Letter to the Editor: Student responds to college’s rejection of club sailing team

By Sarah Parker • March 20, 2013

Though I understand the risks, I still believe the club sailing team proposal was too quickly denied.

Guest Commentary: Keystone Pipeline will lead to unhealthy oil addiction

By Richard Gaunt • March 20, 2013

America’s energy future should not be found in tar sands oil. TransCanada can only give us a future of more oil addiction and more harm to people and land.

Guest Commentary: Conservationist must think beyond borders

By Jake Brenner • March 20, 2013

We need to think outside these boxes and beyond National Parks to consider how ecosystems cross the boundaries we draw and get mixed up in our affairs.