No ongoing threat to campus after reported armed robbery

By Madison Fernandez, News Editor • December 5, 2019

An armed robbery has been reported at a dormitory room in Terrace 3. The suspects fled the area. No one was injured in the robbery.

National Recap: Murder trial begins for Dallas officer

By Brontë Cook • September 25, 2019

The case of a white, female former police officer who killed an unarmed black man in his Dallas apartment last year began trial Sept. 23. She is being charged with murder, and she has pleaded not guilty.  In...

Black man, white officer, gray justice system

By Elizabeth Bierly, Staff Writer • October 1, 2018

We have to hold our police officers to higher standards; without substantial reform within police stations, minorities will continue to be on the receiving end of bullets fired from an unjust system.

Review: Perverse puppet cop comedy disappoints

By Antonio Ferme, Staff Writer • September 3, 2018

If anything, “The Happytime Murders” proves that Hollywood can’t slap an R-rating onto a nostalgic property and expect it to work.

Cornell University increases police presence after stabbings

By Jack Sears, Staff Writer • October 11, 2016

Cornell University announced it is increasing police staffing and patrols following the second stabbing incident on or near its campus over the course of a month.

Ambiguity surrounds IC body camera policy as deadline nears

By Max Denning, Staff Writer • October 5, 2016

With fewer than three months to meet the deadline to have body cameras on officers, questions remain about the college’s pending body camera policy.

Commentary: Ithaca College can set body-cam precedent

By Tracy Mitrano • February 24, 2016

In an environment where public policy issues around race, class, gender and justice have become explosive with body worn camera video as the flashpoint, it is essential that higher educational institutions take the lead in American society for establishing standards.

Ithaca College students tell their stories: “We all felt each other’s pain”

By Kira Maddox • September 9, 2015

On Oct. 26, 2013, between 12:30 a.m. and 1 a.m., Ithaca College students Jasmine and Jennifer Spearman got into a physical altercation with two Public Safety officers after the officers entered their Circle Apartment to investigate a noise complaint.

Ithaca College part-time faculty to vote whether to unionize

By Max Denning, Online News Editor • April 15, 2015

Ithaca College part-time faculty will vote in the coming weeks on whether to unionize, having filed their petition to unionize with the National Labor Relations Board on April 15.

UPDATE: Public Safety takes measures to interact with students

By Evan Popp, Staff Writer • April 8, 2015

Members of the Ithaca College Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management held an informal discussion with a group of students April 7 to discuss ways to form a better relationship between law enforcement and students.

Students find way around the law with fake IDs

By Evin Billington, Life & Culture Editor • November 5, 2014

Despite security in place to eliminate fake ID use at local bars and nightclubs, some underage students still slip through the cracks.

First Amendment Rights Don’t Come First

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • October 3, 2014

...as the excitement from Flood Wall Street died down, I saw that day much differently. I now see how tightly the police controlled us, and, subsequently, how watered-down our first amendment right to peaceably assemble was.