IC students allowed to retrieve belongings beginning June 8
Ithaca College students who need to move out of their on-campus residences will be able to retrieve their belongings beginning the week of June 8.
Ithaca College students who need to move out of their on-campus residences will be able to retrieve their belongings beginning the week of June 8.
Ithaca College announced a potential plan for students to move their belongings out of their residences, but the date has not yet been determined.
The senior leadership team of Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado’s administration updated students about how the college will be moving forward during the COVID-19 pandemic via Zoom on April
Ithaca College will continue remote instruction for the remainder of the semester and commencement has been moved to Aug. 1 for the Class of 2020, according to a campus wide email sent March 17.
This incident, while incredibly painful and concerning, is teaching us something.
Ithaca College has released a statement condemning racist language in a snapchat video published by a student.
Jamie Williamson, public information officer of the Ithaca Police Department, said there is no update to report at this time on the case.
Rev. James Touchton, chaplain of the Ithaca College Protestant Community, will resign from his position at the end of Fall 2018.
Approximately 30 students learned about the new strategic planning process for Ithaca College and voiced their hopes and concerns about the strategic plan at an All Student Gathering held Oct. 1.
But the college should be more clear in describing where the money for these new positions is coming from.
Ferro said she has taken the past six months to get to understand the campus and student experience through meetings and events.
The assessment made more than 40 recommendations for Public Safety, some of which the college has already addressed.