Q&A: Professor participates in international competition
The world works in groups, and the most important thing I learned was that our failures drove us further.
The world works in groups, and the most important thing I learned was that our failures drove us further.
The Ithacan’s photo team invited Ithaca College students and professors to share the at-home workspaces that they created for the remote fall semester.
I learned that at all these colleges and universities, there seems to be a thirst and excitement for pop culture classes from students.
There is a freedom in the chaos — a freedom to reimagine our approach and the way we envision education, community and connection.
It’s very funny looking back. I never anticipated becoming a faculty member. I never anticipated becoming a teacher.
I want people to see that they can take hold of their lives and work to move closer to being who they want to be.
On Feb. 2, Wheels for Women performed in Clark Theatre for its 8th Annual Benefit Cabaret.
Steven Russo, assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry, passed away April 7 unexpectedly at his home.
Joslyn Brenton, assistant professor of sociology at Ithaca College, discusses attending three different colleges in four years, love and relationships, and why college is the best time to explore open-mindedness.
Peter Johanns, associate professor and television-radio program director at Ithaca College, talks about almost flunking out of SUNY Cortland, love and relationships, and how television ignited his self-motivation in college.
Marlena Grzaslewicz, assistant professor of media arts, sciences and studies, is an Emmy-award winning sound editor who has collaborated with documentarian Ken Burns for more than 20 years. Recently, Grzaslewicz worked as a dialogue editor on Burns’ “The Roosevelts: An Intimate Story,” airing on PBS.
Serving up this week’s segment of “Instant facul-Tea” with Professor Lynn Morrison.