College community debates impact of technology in the classroom
As technology becomes more common in the classroom, faculty and students are entering a debate as to whether it hinders or benefits learning.
As technology becomes more common in the classroom, faculty and students are entering a debate as to whether it hinders or benefits learning.
Violet Karl, on a journey about pain and healing, sings that she wishes to look like anyone but herself.
The Center for Counseling and Psychological Services is developing a new service to increase the accessibility of mental health services.
Ithaca College students are volunteering with the Tompkins County Workers’ Center to make a documentary on the organization’s living wage campaign.
A wealthy woman and her maid take in a handsome beggar and go to absurd and hilarious lengths to compete for his love.
Arriving on campus in August after leaving her home in the bustling city of Mumbai, India, freshman Shreya Kadam walked around Ithaca College, feeling uneasy and wondering how to find her place and build connections in the college community.
When the link finishes loading, a black and white picture of a forest ground appears on the screen.
This week, Sophia and Connor discuss college student’s social media usage.
The first three days of the program are dedicated to classroom components of personal self-awareness, while the fourth is for simulated training.
Many Ithaca College students have complained about course registration, which started Nov. 7, when HomerConnect began crashing.
Michael Stuprich, a former professor in the Department of English, is suing the college, claiming that he was wrongfully terminated.
While most IC students leave campus for summer, a group of seniors in the physical therapy program stayed to participate in an anatomy lab.