U.S. international trade court judge Eaton and his wife, a museum director, invest in the future of business.  by Kate Larrabee

It wasn’t hard to like attending Ithaca College in the late 1960s,” says Richard Eaton ’70, a judge on the U.S. Court of International Trade. “The campus was new, and the ...

Café @ the Business School is now open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

The café will feature specialty coffees including cappuccinos, mochaccinos, café mochas, café lattes, caramel macchiatos, café Americanos, and espressos. Also available are organic products including salads, sandwiches, yogurt, fruit, chips, milk, juices, and teas.

Women's Career & Life Panel Discussion, December 3rd, 7:00pm in Kling with panelists President Williams, Audrey Edelman, Michelle Benedict-Jones and Meg Nowak.

Each year a small group of IC students travel to Ecuador as part of a service-learning experience in sustainable micro-enterprise development and management. We spend most of our time living at the Maquipucuna Ecological Reserve, which helps to protect two of the top five places for biodiversity on our planet. Our projects help to support the conservation strategy of Fundación Maquipucuna through the development of sustainable business ideas.

Projects are developed relating to biodiesel, plastic thatch construction, "edu-tourism," and sustainable product development. The course visits several eco-lodges and students experience and learn about ecotourism firsthand. Visits are made to local communities, the rain forest, coffee and cacao farms, local museums, and whatever other opportunities present themselves during our stay.

The National Office of Sigma Iota Epsilon Management Honorary has announced the winners of the 2007 national undergraduate scholarship competition. Two of five national scholars, one of two runners-up, and three honorable mention recipients are Ithaca College SIE members.