Some Park School classroom assistants work more than paid
Some classroom assistants within the Roy H. Park School of Communications have reported they are working more hours than they are allotted to each week — and their extra work is going unpaid.
Some classroom assistants within the Roy H. Park School of Communications have reported they are working more hours than they are allotted to each week — and their extra work is going unpaid.
Employers plan to hire more college graduates from the Class of 2016 than they did from the Class of 2015.
Svante Myrick was re-elected Mayor of the City of Ithaca and Rob Gearhart, interim associate dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications, was elected alderperson in Ithaca’s 3rd Ward Nov. 3.
Kevin Connors ’97 was invited back to the college to emcee the 2015 Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony Sept. 25 in the Athletics and Events Center.
Senior Prairwa “Sunny” Leerasanthanah won the first prize of $500 to incorporate a clothing company into her Tumblr blog, “But I’m a Tomboy.”
On the week of April 20, Cinemapolis will host the first-ever Ithaca Pan Asian American Film Festival.
At Ithaca College, and in many other communications programs, it is not uncommon to find that women outnumber men in journalism classes. However, these trends are not reflected in the field of communications’ job market.
As Ithaca College predicts a drop in its applicant pool by about 1,700 students for the 2015–16 academic year, the Office of Admission is employing new strategies for reaching out to accepted students to encourage them to enroll, while individual schools strengthen their current tactics.
Students can now request test accommodations through an online process rather than filling out paper forms and making a series of phone calls.
Alumnus sees success in Super Bowl commercial, Sustainability Leadership Series to host discussion, and more
We question who holds the leadership of ICTV accountable for misleading our community into believing that there is no place for our experiences in media.
Spring semester at Ithaca College offers a new experience for transfer students and a small group of first-semester freshman.