The Ithacan

Rosanna Ferro, vice president of the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life, has been at work figuring out how to best improve the office she now runs.

A large part of King’s message was to find a way to serve the cause you are passionate about, Austin said. This can resonate with students, he said.

“We’d talked to a lot of people who’d like to see shows . . . spotlighting a different kind of musical or aspect of pop culture,” sophomore Joshua Isaac said.

The first Saturday of every month, OSEMA takes student volunteers to different locations in order to support the community.

“It’s kind of a way we can pass it along to the next people, even if they’re not Vietnamese, if they’re interested,” Nguyen said.

The Association of Women in Sports Media club was started in Fall 2017 as a way to inspire future women looking for a career in sports media.

Contributing writer Elijah Joseph spoke with Holland-Bavis about her plans for student involvement and engagement.  

“It was really amazing to get to know the women the organization benefits, as well as meeting the people who make everything happen,” Bednarz said.

Bosela’s first trip with OSEMA was during the spring break of his junior year, when he traveled to Kiptopeke State Park in Virginia.

To Elena Haskins, volunteering isn’t a way to complete a resume. She said her interest stems from a duty to give back and a realization of privilege.

A new club on Ithaca College’s campus seeks to promote social and entrepreneurial opportunities for students to work with local businesses.

The best response is not finger-pointing or censorship, but free and open conversation.