Let’s Name Things for What They Are, Shall We?
*This post is in response to the recent Public Safety Alert, which can be viewed here.
*This post is in response to the recent Public Safety Alert, which can be viewed here.
The Difficult Dialogues series looks to engage students in difficult conversations, with this year’s focus being on campus rape and sexual assault.
The number of reported rape cases and drug abuse violations increased from 2013 to 2014, while reported liquor law violations decreased,
according to the 2015 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report released by the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management on
Oct. 1.
In its second year, the Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Education program at Ithaca College is focusing on bystander intervention education, updating self-defense courses to be more inclusive and heightening the program’s presence on campus.
Well, I finally survived April. I survived balancing school with homework with my internship with planning and attending a billion Sexual Assault Awareness Month events.
Trigger Warning: Discussion of Campus Sexual Assault
When I was at NYFLC, I attended a panel on campus sexual assault, Title IX, and activism around the issue.
Columnist Steve Derderian discusses the ECAC’s new policy on student-athletes with disabilities.
At Ithaca College and across the country, sexual assault is a constant topic of conversation.
By Oct. 31, all members of the Ithaca College staff have to complete an online sexual harassment training course.
While golf’s popularity is fluctuating in the United States, it is beginning to flourish in other countries.
Katharine Kittredge, English professor at Ithaca College, shares her passion for sports that has lasted for decades.
The equestrian team is hoping to achieve varsity status in upcoming seasons.