SUNY Cortland to continue remote learning for fall semester
In-person classes at SUNY Cortland will not resume this semester after the university stopped in-person classes Oct. 5 because of a rise in COVID-19 cases on campus.
In-person classes at SUNY Cortland will not resume this semester after the university stopped in-person classes Oct. 5 because of a rise in COVID-19 cases on campus.
The Tompkins County Health Department (TCHD) issued a warning of possible COVID-19 exposures at Arby’s and Staples on Oct. 26 in Ithaca.
SUNY Cortland is extending remote learning for another two weeks to control the spread of COVID-19 on campus.
Ithaca College has announced its plan to address two of Ithaca College Theatre Arts Black, Indigenous and People of Color (ICTA BIPOC)’s demands.
Approximately 130 IC faculty will lose their jobs due to low enrollment, said La Jerne Cornish, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
Ithaca Colllege students and faculty are staying engaged with Zoom watch parties for the presidential debates.
Ithaca College launched a COVID-19 dashboard earlier this month, a tool that tracks testing and positive COVID-19 cases at the college.
A group of students and alumni are calling on IC to address racist incidents perpetuated by faculty, students and staff in the theatre department.
Twenty-one cases of COVID-19 linked to social gatherings have been reported among Cornell University students.
“I wanted to remain hopeful up until the very last possible day,” Collado said.
The Town of Ithaca does not usually host large Pride Month events because most of the college student population is gone in June.
Ithaca College students are participating in protests across the country to speak out against police brutality and racism against Black individuals.