Editorial: Students show bravery by opposing gender policy
Events such as the one held Dec. 3 allow space for the nuanced and in-depth conversations that need to be had with communities on campus during these times.
Events such as the one held Dec. 3 allow space for the nuanced and in-depth conversations that need to be had with communities on campus during these times.
Transgender and nonbinary individuals from Ithaca College and the surrounding community shared their experiences in an open mic–style event in IC Square on Dec. 3.
President Donald Trump’s administration is considering redefining gender based on one’s sex assigned at birth, a plan that would eliminate the federal recognition of transgender and nonbinary people.
Think, center the person impacted, take care of yourself so you can be available if needed, and consciously and thoughtfully reach out and act.
she’s not like the glamorous, self-assured caricatures of youth that plague teen films, but rather a confused and flawed adolescent.
Opinion Editor Meaghan McElroy spoke with Maurer about the book, the college’s history of trans housing policies and what makes the college’s policies so unique.
The lecture was part of the Women’s and Gender Studies program’s efforts to determine the 2018–19 Dissertation Diversity Scholar fellow.
Nonbinary people have existed all throughout history; we are nothing new, and it is time we are included in feminist conversations.
Based on the true story of a transgender child, Jessica Herthel’s book is the first children’s picture book to tell a biography of a transgender child.
Trans people are treated like they don’t deserve to live in this country, and now we can’t even die for it? Someone tell me how that’s fair.
Editor’s note: IC View, a magazine published by Ithaca College, recently used a picture of a college employee taken before he transitioned.
At 7 p.m. on April 21, Ithaca College will hold its 15th Rainbow Reception in the Clarke, Klingenstein and McDonald lounges in the Campus Center.