Editorial: Coat drive extension shows campus community need
It forces the question: What other resources are needed by the campus community that might be available to silently claim off a donation rack?
It forces the question: What other resources are needed by the campus community that might be available to silently claim off a donation rack?
On Feb. 19, Mirit Hadar-Bessire, lecturer in the Ithaca College Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, officially became a U.S. citizen.
The event offered a way for individuals to bring together social justice matters and music under one roof.
In pursuing the adaptation of a new major program in CSCRE, the college is exemplifying the dedication of its funds to bettering student education.
February 3
Medical Assist/Injury Related
LOCATION: Athletics and Events Center
SUMMARY: The caller reported a person injured their shoulder while lifting weights.
Women’s network creates club to discuss books about diversity
The Ithaca College Women’s Mentoring Network created a book club focused on the topics of diversity, equity and inclusion.
The community has recently rebranded and is now named the Lighthouse Christian Fellowship (LCF).
As people in positions of power, it is necessary that faculty members take responsibility for any microaggressions that happen in their classrooms.
January 27
Medical Assist/Injury Related
LOCATION: Bogart Hall
SUMMARY: The caller reported a person who fell and hit their head was now suffering from dizziness, nausea and pain.
Students attend science event to showcase physics process
Ithaca College sophomore Muhtasim Hossain, juniors Oluwasekemi Odumosu and Joshua Schmidt, and Matthew Sullivan, professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, participated in the World Science Festival’s City of Science event.
On Ithaca College’s campus at night, it is not surprising that most academic buildings are rather quiet.
This creates a relationship between the college and the downtown community that is mutually beneficial.