Data from the most recent Campus Climate Survey, conducted in Fall 2016, shows that, out of nearly 3,000 students who responded, 47 percent reported experiencing financial hardship while attending the
I fell in love with the Yugoslav author Ivo Andrić and his tale of “The Bridge on the Drina” during my Global Political Thought class sophomore year.
On International Women’s Day on March 8, just over a year later, I found myself in Pristina, Kosovo, the second-newest country in the world after South Sudan.
When I chose to study abroad in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo, I knew that I was stepping into postconflict societies, with wounds still open.
Students lined the hallway in Textor, protesting Larry Pratt, a conservative gun advocate who spoke at the college Nov. 9.
Yasin Ahmed, Cornell University’s Muslim Chaplain, reflects on what it means to be a practicing Muslim amid heightened social and political tensions.
Don’t forfeit doing what is right in order to prevent making a fool out of yourself or the fear of inserting yourself into things that aren’t any of your business.
Rosanna Ferro discussed her new position as vice president of Student Affairs and Campus Life.
Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado announced Sept. 21 the creation of the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life.
“There is more of a market for music and the arts in Ithaca than most people know.”
David Harker, director of the Center for Civic Engagement, assumed the position at the end of the Fall 2016 semester.
And while Ithaca College and Cornell University pose many benefits for the city, these can be accompanied by complicated problems for the community.
