Letter to the Editor: Faculty and staff call for college to rescind media policy

By The Ithacan • October 4, 2012

At a college where the journalism program and all communications programs are heralded, this hints of censorship and sends a troubling signal.

Letter to the Editor: Student Government Association recommends media policy repeal

By John VoganRob Flaherty • October 4, 2012

This policy, while not necessarily malicious in intent, gives the administration an unnecessary level of authority over student publications at the college.

Ithaca College must strive to make online learning more affordable

By The Ithacan • September 27, 2012

Online education will flourish no matter what higher education does to package itself with a neat, “better learning experience” tag.

Commentary: Who needs feminism campaign comes to campus

By Brennin Cummings • September 26, 2012

The thing that was so encouraging to me while watching the IC Feminists participate in this campaign was the enormous diversity of the people who came to share their reasons.

Commentary: Viral “Innocence of Muslims” warps Islamic history

By Nancy Menning • September 26, 2012

Amateurish at best, “Innocence of Muslims” offers a biased and unflattering account of Muhammad’s life and character.

Low Student Government Association voter turnout worrisome

By The Ithacan • September 26, 2012

When so few of Ithaca College’s students are voting in the SGA election, it raises the question of how weak involvement may be for the next presidential election.

Commentary: Selling bottled water on campus is not sustainable

By Leonard Slutsky • September 19, 2012

As a college, we should join the growing number of institutions that pass policies preventing on-campus groups from using school funds to buy single-serving bottles of water.

Commentary: Understanding the secrets of animal communication

By Skott Freedman • September 19, 2012

There has been a long-standing debate regarding if, when and how animals communicate, and more importantly, is it similar to how we communicate?

Faculty should release textbook information as soon as possible

By The Ithacan • September 19, 2012

Faculty should make greater efforts to submit textbook information before the start of the registration period.

Proposed local tobacco licensing should not include paraphernalia

By The Ithacan • September 19, 2012

There’s no local law restricting the sale or display of wine glasses to discourage underage alcohol purchases, so why should there be a comparable one for tobacco paraphernalia?

Commentary: Republican rape comments alienate women voters

By Kaley Belval • September 12, 2012

Being a women’s studies minor and feminist, I am often asked my opinion on controversies surrounding women’s rights, namely reproductive rights.

Commentary: To Write Love on Her Arms provides suicide support

By Desiree Lim • September 12, 2012

TWLOHA is a non-profit organization that exists to bring help and hope to those suffering from depression, addiction and self-injury.