On Aug. 29, the Ithaca College administration hosted an All-College Gathering for students, staff and faculty to come together, hear the administration’s latest updates and voice their concerns regarding changes on campus.
Collado is no Rochon, but this does not mean we should stop demanding the best of our campus leaders.
Aren’t these values critical for a transparent, democratic campus community to pursue?
The mission of the Academy — even a former party school — is the pursuit of truth.
If the college is facing a problem, whether in enrollment or with finances, the community has a right to be aware.
The Ithaca College Presidential Search Committee held a series of forums with campus community members Dec. 6 to discuss their thoughts and concerns about the decision.
Ithaca College has set a date range for administering its second campus climate survey, which will assess how the community feels about living and learning at the institution.
As the Shared Governance Task Force prepares to meet with the Ithaca College Board of Trustees this month to provide an update on its progress, key individuals involved in this process say there are still issues that need to be resolved and communicated to the campus community.
Faculty Council is being criticized by faculty members for releasing the results of the faculty no confidence vote to Ithaca College President Tom Rochon and the Ithaca College Board of Trustees before the rest of the college community.
It is difficult to fully back the administration when they refuse to be transparent about which specific positions are being cut.
Student Government Association at Ithaca College is increasing transparency by using microphones to record meetings.
