The Ithacan

Accuracy • Independence • Integrity

IC Republicans and IC Young Americans for Liberty hosted a panel on free speech Feb. 8 with Dave Rubin, Cabot Phillips and Angela Rulffes.

Sibson Consulting is re-evaluating titles such as associate director, specialist and assistant to increase efficiency at the college.

Two new offices were added in the Hammond Health Center to create space for new CAPS counselors. The search for these counselors is still underway.

The enterprise data warehouse is not a physical warehouse but a place where the college’s data will be stored and made more accessible through a cloud server.

The proposal presented to ban lobbying and to make the money in super PACs more transparent and independent from candidate’s campaigns.

The college employed Sibson Consulting to conduct a survey to ask staff and faculty about their benefits packages.

Bray discussed topics from his new book,“Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” written months before the events in Charlottesville.

Ithaca College’s self-study report outlines how the college is meeting different criteria set by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.

Cathy O’Neil presented what she has learned about how data are used to manipulate how society functions, from firing teachers to jailing criminals.

Nestle has received numerous awards from food health organizations for her work in nutrition, and six of her books have received awards as well.

“Independent journalism tells stories that larger and more established outlets are afraid to touch on a variety of issues,” Berman said.

“The liberal arts–education model has faced increased financial scrutiny,” Wang said. “IC is no exception to this national trend.”