THE ITHACAN

SGA to launch campaign against campus inequality

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • January 22, 2014

Senior Cedrick-Michael Simmons, president of the SGA, said the organization intends to launch a campaign against inequalities and micro-aggressions on campus this semester.

No blame for rich in U.S. pay gap

By Dylan Maloney, Columnist • January 22, 2014

Some of the strongest political movements in the West are founded on the perceived injustices of wealth inequality. This issue reemerged with the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ dismal December job report....

Editorial: Knowledge pays

January 22, 2014

The 15-percent increase in credit card use among students in the past 10 years shows growing interest in building credit. Smart purchases with a credit card during college prepare a student for the investments...

ITHACA TODAY: Wednesday, Jan. 22

January 22, 2014

Today's news and events at Ithaca College.

ITHACA TODAY: Tuesday, Jan. 21

January 21, 2014

Your daily guide to the news and events of Ithaca

Officials announce business collaboration project

By Sabrina Knight, News Editor • January 18, 2014

Officials announced the development of the 9,000-square-foot Downtown Ithaca Incubator at a press conference Jan 16.

Campus prepares for MLK Day

January 18, 2014

The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs will be sponsoring a series of events in honor of Martin Luther King Jr., on Monday, Jan. 20.

Mayor discusses plans after White House summit

By Noreyana Fernando, News Editor • December 23, 2013

Mayor Svante Myrick returned to Ithaca last week after participating in the White House Mayor’s Manufacturing Summit.

SGA addresses environmental issues

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • December 16, 2013

The Student Government Association passed a bill at its Dec. 9 meeting to recommend research into removing Ithaca College’s investments from the fossil fuel industry.

Indigenous leader speaks about his endangered culture

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer • December 13, 2013

Ithaca College students and faculty had a rare opportunity Dec. 6 to hear from the leader of the Sapara Nation of the Ecuadorian rainforest, a nation currently facing extinction with only 400–1,000 people remaining.

ITHACA THIS WEEKEND: Dec. 13–15

December 13, 2013

Your answer for what to do this weekend.

Students look for money management alternatives

By Erica Palumbo, Staff Writer • December 12, 2013

With credit card debt still an issue students are seeking money management alternatives.