THE ITHACAN

Editorial: Advocating for survivors of sexual assault is crucial

May 2, 2018

In tandem, these movements contribute to the larger, widespread reckoning of perpetrators of sexual abuse that has taken our nation, and the world, by storm — and rightfully so.

National Recap: Bill Cosby retrial is set for April 9

By Meaghan McElroy, Opinion Editor • April 3, 2018

The trial centers around allegations made by Andrea Constand, a former employee of Temple University, who said that Cosby drugged her and sexually assaulted her in 2004.

Rape Aggression Defense program looks to increase attendance

By Meredith Burke, Staff Writer • February 7, 2018

The first three days of the program are dedicated to classroom components of personal self-awareness, while the fourth is for simulated training.

Letter to the Editor: Former faculty member questions community response

By Terry Garahan • January 26, 2018

If Ms. Collado was such a strong candidate, the search committee and the board had a responsibility to be forthcoming regarding this issue from her past.

Letter to the Editor: Head of Park Foundation supports Collado

By Adelaide Gomer • January 24, 2018

efore we pass judgment on Dr. Collado’s character, let’s remind ourselves that the accusations arrived anonymously.

Letter to the Editor: Faculty and staff support Collado

By Ithaca College Faculty and Staff • January 23, 2018

President Collado was transparent throughout the hiring process and beyond, though to varying degrees with different constituencies.

Commentary: Closed searches don’t produce better presidents

By Frank LoMonte • January 23, 2018

Hiring a president in total secrecy isn’t just unfair to the campus — it’s unfair to the president, who comes into office crippled by the community’s lack of ownership in the decision.

Letter to the Editor: Community cannot dismiss accusations

By Jesse Zook Mann • January 22, 2018

Ithaca College cannot expect us to trust therapists and medical staff with our most painful traumas if, when we have something inconvenient to say, we are immediately dismissed.

Higher education needs a #MeToo moment

By Mahad Olad • January 22, 2018

We need to acknowledge that sexual misconduct thrives in academia. And sometimes, it’s institutionally sanctioned.

Letter to the Editor: Transition team supports Collado

By Presidential Transition Team • January 19, 2018

We feel fortunate to be working with someone who embodies such professional and personal authenticity.

Letter to the Editor: Presidential Search Committee Stands by decision

By Claire Gleitman • January 19, 2018

We were also aware of the fact that the complete court file was shared with the Board of Trustees, which has ultimate responsibility for the selection of the college’s president.

Letter to the Editor: Chancellor of Rutgers-Newark supports Collado

By Nancy Cantor • January 18, 2018

Throughout her time at Rutgers-Newark, Shirley was highly regarded—and remains so—as a person who exudes great care, person to person, for friends, colleagues, and all who come to know her.