College reports increase in sexual assault crimes
The Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management released its Annual Security and Fire Safety Report to the Ithaca College community Oct. 1.
The Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management released its Annual Security and Fire Safety Report to the Ithaca College community Oct. 1.
IC Strike, an organization at Ithaca College, unites survivors of sexual assault and allies to advocate for sexual assault awareness and prevention.
A gender discrimination complaint filed by a former Ithaca College lecturer against the college has been resolved.
The Ithaca College Sexual Violence Prevention Committee hosted its kickoff event April 9 to begin a monthlong series of events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Paula Younger, executive director for government and community relations, briefed the council on some of the new projects she is developing.
The regulations, proposed by The Department of Education, would make colleges across the country less safe, and leave survivors of sexual assault feeling more isolated.
Ithaca College responded to the United States Department of Education’s proposed changes to Title IX.
Members of the Ithaca College community came together to write comments Jan. 24 in response to the proposed changes to Title IX.
The U.S. Department of Education published a proposition Nov. 29 in the Federal Register outlining changes to be made to Title IX protections.
Our prevention efforts, and the culture of reporting we are working diligently to promote, are so that we can gain more information about and further address this problem.
Violent, sexual acts against students are happening on our campus, and the college needs to take these crimes seriously.
The Ithaca College Student Governance Council discussed potential changes to student-faculty relationship policies during its Oct. 29 meeting.