BOLD scholars mentor high school students with new program
Project Embolden, a mentorship program with New Roots Charter School, creates bonds among Ithaca high school students and Ithaca College students.
Project Embolden, a mentorship program with New Roots Charter School, creates bonds among Ithaca high school students and Ithaca College students.
Ithaca College Library staff Kelly Hallisy and Ben Hogben wrote about their experience hosting a therapy llama in an article published in June.
Many Ithaca College students spent their summer breaks giving back to their communities while volunteering across the globe.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a law April 22 banning plastic bags from the state, and it will be implemented by March 2020.
Five Ithaca College 2018–19 Diversity Pre-doctoral Scholars presented their research April 15 at the Diversity Scholars Research Showcase.
The Phillips Hall Post Office is collecting used mascara wands to donate to the Appalachian Wildlife Refuge. This collection is a part of the refuge’s Wands for Wildlife program.
Five Ithaca College students have recently brought the national Sunrise Movement campaign to the Ithaca area.
The college shared information and received feedback from the Ithaca College community about the redesign of the Campus Center.
The committee for a new vice president for marketing and enrollment strategy held open listening sessions for Ithaca College students and faculty.
The event included a panel of representatives from the college that discussed the future of Dining Services and addressed concerns brought up by the students.
Ithaca College students are volunteering with the Tompkins County Workers’ Center to make a documentary on the organization’s living wage campaign.