IC ranks on “best colleges” list. by Melanie Breault ‘11

In a country with more than 2,500 colleges, it’s a great honor for Ithaca College to be included in the Princeton Review’s 2010 edition of The Best 371 Colleges. On top of that, IC was ranked number one for best college radio station — the student-run WICB...

Take a fond memory, throw in a touch of learning, add a lifelong friend, meet students — and you have Ithaca’s first Alumni and Homecoming Weekend.  by Keith Davis

A campus tour guide during her student days, Helen Peck Legato ’89 knew her way around IC. But the campus has changed a lot since Helen was an undergraduate, and she came...

Renovations to Dillingham ensure a building worthy of its acclaimed program. by Samantha Allen ’11

The dank classrooms in the basement of Dillingham, the ones students jokingly referred to as “the dungeons,” will soon be history.

New York State has awarded the College $2.3 million,...

Who belongs in the United States? What really is a border? Can we get along peacefully with a culturally different person without in some way assimilating him or her into our culture? These were just some of the thought-provoking questions asked at the first event of the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity’s (CSCRE) discussion series.

Posted on behalf of Gregory Woodward, dean of the School of Music. 

Many of you may already have heard about the vandalism that occurred this past weekend in the James J. Whalen Center for Music. I wanted to take this opportunity to update members of the School of Music community as well as the wider Ithaca College community about that incident.

Therapeutic Recreation Major Alumni Publish Articles in the American Therapeutic Recreation Newsletter!

Career Services wishes to remind students that the registration deadline for Network Nights is December 22. To help you prepare for the events, we are offering two Information Workshops: Thursday, December 10 from 12-1:00pm and Tuesday, December 15, from 5-6:00pm, both in Clark Lounge.

 The Student Psychology Association will be hosting a Network Night/Panel with IC Psychology Alumni! Come hear about what Psychology Alumni are doing with their degree this Thursday, December 3rd, from 6-8 PM in the Taughdannock Falls meeting room!

As we prepare for this year’s Commencement on May 23, 2010, I wanted to share with you some exciting news for 2010 graduates.  A workgroup was formed last spring semester by President Tom Rochon to make some recommendations about how the College could enhance the academic focus of the Commencement ceremony. The workgroup members included:

Brian McAree, Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Life, Chair

Brian Scholten, Registrar

Deb Mohlenhoff, Assistant Director for Community Service and Leadership Development

Greg Woodward, Dean, School of Music

Janet Wigglesworth, Interim Assistant Provost

Chris Lee’10, Student Trustee

Career Services, Alumni Relations and the Class of 2010 are excited to announce another year of Network Nights!