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Staff Writer Jack Sears spoke with Kerry about his plans to improve relations with Public Safety and other goals he has for the office.

Jury selection will begin June 1 for the trial of Nagee Green, the suspect accused of killing Ithaca College student Anthony Nazaire.

The Ithaca College Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management is investigating a rape in the third degree that reportedly occurred between 1:15 a.m.

There have been some delays in implementing diversity and inclusion initiatives at Ithaca College, including the establishment of a community review board, the creation of a body camera policy and the release of the results of the external review of the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management.

A grand opening was held for the Ithaca College Office of Public Safety satellite office Jan. 23 in the Campus Center.

Students, faculty and staff expressed concern over rumors of racial incidents and president Tom Rochon’s handling of them following the election.

A new high-profile construction project is one step closer to becoming a reality in downtown Ithaca, at the bottom of the hill from the Ithaca College campus.

Ithaca College sent out an Intercom announcement asking students to keep “Halloween costumes and decorations appropriate and safe.”

Bruce McPherson, the owner of M&C Wings LLC, pleaded not guilty to 26 felony tax evasion charges in Albany City Court on Oct. 11.

Bruce McPherson, the owner of M&C Wings, LLC, pleaded not guilty to 26 charges of tax evasion in Albany City Court on Oct. 11.

Cornell University announced it is increasing police staffing and patrols following the second stabbing incident on or near its campus over the course of a month.

Ithaca College’s Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management has seen an increase in reported rape cases, weapons violations and drug violations.