SGC discusses college’s relationship with Ithaca community
“Students don’t know as much about the resources or what it really means to live in the Ithaca community and Tompkins County.”
“Students don’t know as much about the resources or what it really means to live in the Ithaca community and Tompkins County.”
The SGC Appropriations Committee ran out of funding for the rest of the academic year earlier in the semester.
Senior Tra Nguyen proposes a policy to make the campus 100 percent tobacco-free, following the national trend of private institutions banning tobacco.
It would be irresponsible for us to attempt to facilitate these conversations, for which we do not have the qualifications or experience.
Even if all the SGC wanted to say was that they interested in initiating an open and honest dialogue, that would have been better than saying nothing.
Passing the onus of transparency from the governance body … to the individual student organizations is evasive and nonsensical.
Renaming these “bills” to resolutions would establish the idea that legislation is meant to be a recommendation to the college.
This rowdiness, which had been occurring the past few months, led the college and the TCAT company to crack down through three new initiatives.
Given that periods are a recognized biological function of women, it simply makes sense that women should have access to the products they need.
The Menstrual Products Bill proposes to eliminate the 25-cent fee and make menstrual products available in every restroom on campus.
Dear Ithaca College Community,
An incredible moment of transition and hope has descended upon our campus this past week and we are happy to be welcoming our ninth president Dr.
Class of 2018 Senator Conor Friend has has either sponsored or cosponsored all of the four bills that the SGC passed so far this semester.