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5/20/2012
Amy Kule, the 1987 history graduate who plans and produces the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, returned to her alma mater on Sunday, May 20, to give the college’s Commencement address. As Kule spoke, she was flanked by a pair of giant helium balloons from the parade, and as she concluded her address, the audience was showered with confetti. In between, Kule told the 1,360 graduates and their guests to take a deep breath, grasp the reins of their lives and find their passion.
4/25/2012
Cornell Woodson '09 has been named the young alumni chair of the Ithaca Fund.
The young alumni chair is a newly created role designed to engage young alumni, to deepen the pride associated with supporting the College, and to strengthen the understanding of the impact of the Ithaca Fund among young alumni.
"As an alumnus, I get excited when I hear about what's happening on...
4/1/2012
New agreement benefits alumni, expands New York City program
Starting this spring, alumni will have a chance to stay in the heart of New York City at discounted rates. At the same time, the College will expand its Ithaca College New York City (ICNYC) program for current students.
Ithaca College has entered into an agreement that provides access to a first-class hotel...
5/18/2012
Thanks to Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick, city public works crews, and project contractors, Clinton Street will be open during Commencement weekend and it will not be necessary to detour around the construction project.
5/3/2012
Seventeen businesses from Ithaca and surrounding areas made their support of IC known by becoming Friends of Ithaca College business members for 2011-2012.
Membership dues paid by the businesses below directly support the Friends of Ithaca College Scholarship, which assists local students with financial need who are attending IC, and the Ithaca Fund, the College's annual fund, which provides support for nearly all aspects of the campus experience.