Day of learning held in response to antisemitism on campus
In between classes Feb. 28 the campus community engaged in an open dialogue about antisemitism in response to symbols of hate found on campus.
In between classes Feb. 28 the campus community engaged in an open dialogue about antisemitism in response to symbols of hate found on campus.
Raja Gopal Bhattar, a diversity, equity and belonging strategist, spoke at IC about incorporating equity, inclusion and belonging into education.
marking these symbols as individual acts with “no place at Ithaca College or anywhere” acts only as repression of broader concealed problems
Since Feb. 3, two separate swastikas have been found drawn on the IC campus. Both are under investigation –– one as a potential vandalism hate crime.
A swastika has been found scratched on a poster in a practice room in the James J. Whalen Center for Music.
Tom Dunn said this is the first report of swastika graffiti on campus in the 2018–19 academic year compared to two reports last year.
A student has been judicially referred for drawing a swastika on the dorm door of another student in East Tower on Nov. 17.
An unknown person drew swastikas on a community bulletin board sometime between 3 p.m. April 26 and 11 a.m. April 27 on the second floor of Boothroyd Hall.
Anti-Semitic graffiti written in red paint defaced the door of two Jewish students’ dorm room in East Tower April 21.