Svante Myrick prevails in primary election
Svante Myrick, Ithaca 4th Ward representative and 2009 Cornell University graduate, won the democratic mayoral primary election for the City of Ithaca on Tuesday.
Svante Myrick, Ithaca 4th Ward representative and 2009 Cornell University graduate, won the democratic mayoral primary election for the City of Ithaca on Tuesday.
Delivery of the Sept. 8 issue of The Ithacan has been delayed due to today’s severe flooding.
Ithaca College delayed opening until noon today due to of severe flooding in Tompkins County.
One Cornell University student was found dead following a fire at a Collegetown apartment building early today, according to The Ithaca Journal.
As final deposits trickle in, it appears Ithaca College will meet its enrollment goals for 2011-12.
The Office of Public Safety is investigating a reported burglary in Building 11 of the Ithaca College Circle Apartments.
Freshman Daniel Halliday has been issued an appearance ticket for the Town of Ithaca court and charged with falsely reporting an incident — a third degree Class A misdemeanor — Dave Maley, associate director of media relations at Ithaca College, said.
Police recovered the body of Cornell University sophomore Khalil King at about 1 p.m. in the Fall Creek Gorge, according to a statement released by Deputy Fire Chief Tom Parsons of the Ithaca Fire Department.
Freshman Daniel Halliday has been issued an appearance ticket for the Town of Ithaca court and charged with falsely reporting an incident — a third degree Class A misdemeanor — Dave Maley, associate director of media relations at Ithaca College, said.
Last night’s report of an armed robbery has been found false, according to Dave Maley, associate director of media relations.
In the May 6 print edition of The Ithacan, the story “Top Officials’ Pay Released” incorrectly reported Provost Kathleen Rountree’s total compensation and benefits for calendar year 2008 as $288,143. The correct figure is $228,143. The Ithacan apologizes for the error.
Ithaca College’s Information Technology Services has been receiving complaints from members of the college community regarding Windows computers on campus experiencing unexpected shutdowns and being stuck in a state of perpetual reboot.