Editorial: Students should plan ahead during voting season
With the recent rise in young adult voting, Ithaca College students should take a proactive approach to making sure their vote gets counted.
With the recent rise in young adult voting, Ithaca College students should take a proactive approach to making sure their vote gets counted.
The SGC welcomed nine newly elected senators and instated five students to the Appropriations Committee at the SGC’s weekly meeting Sept. 19.
The Ithaca College student body has elected IC United and seven senators to the Student Governance Council (SGC) for the 2022–23 academic year.
The Ithacan has taken down the commentary, “Republicans were the true winners in this election.” We regret that we failed to perform due diligence,
The Ithaca College administration has been inconsistent throughout this semester, and its intentions are often unclear.
I’ve played Macklemore’s “Glorious” an embarrassing number of times since Saturday morning, but I feel glorious.
Rallies, protests and early–voting lines highlighted the weeks leading up to the 2020 general election.
The Ithaca College Department of Politics hosted “Back to the Future: The What Ifs of Elections 2020” to discuss the 2020 election.
Bob Woodward, John Bolton and Sarah Huckabee have become pseudo-whistleblowers, publishing books that recount politically damaging backdoor experiences with President Donald Trump.
During such a contentious election cycle, everyone should be involved. Even if a student does not feel like their vote matters, it does.
Sophomore Laney Sodoma is one of five winners of YouTuber David Dobrik’s Tesla giveaway, a collaboration between Dobrik and HeadCount.
By re-emphasizing itself as an organization created to serve students and their interests on campus, SGC could put itself back on the radar of its most important constituents: students.