By Sara Kim, Online News Editor
• September 4, 2014
A decade of Park scholars will remember Matthew Fee, former Park Scholar Program director from the Roy H. Park School of Communications, who now leaves Ithaca College with a program that has gained a greater national reputation and focus on service.
Junior Kaitlin Hulbert has established enough interest among students on campus to allow the new Ithaca College student organization Media Alliance for People and the Planet to make a comeback for Fall 2014.
Students will have something to tweet about when Carl Quintanilla, CNBC news correspondent who narrated the documentary “#TwitterRevolution,” pays a visit to campus April 10.
By Haley Doran, Contributing Writer
• February 26, 2014
A group of freshmen created and presented a website idea, Privilege Check, which is a way for individuals to see and understand life through different perspectives.
Wenmouth Williams, chair of the Department of Journalism and professor of media arts, sciences and studies, will be retiring at the end of this semester after 30 years at Ithaca College.
The Student Government Association passed a bill at its Dec. 9 meeting to recommend research into removing Ithaca College’s investments from the fossil fuel industry.
By James Whitlow, Contributing Writer
• November 14, 2013
Several Ithaca College faculty members flew to Los Angeles to critique, discuss and examine former professor Rod Serling’s work at the college’s semi-annual Rod Serling Conference on Nov. 8 and 9.