Honoring the life’s work of a friend.   by Zeke Wright '07

Operation Crossroads Africa has sent 11,000 U.S. young people to countries in Africa since 1958. Now two IC students each summer—Park School or politics majors—join their numbers, thanks to an award established in memory of Reginald “Reggie” Simmons ’75 by his...

Friends honor the memory of John Sweeney ’87 via a scholarship. by Terry Sweeney, John's sister

On his graduation day, John Sweeney ’87 sported red Bermuda shorts under his gown and playfully emblazoned “Florida or Bust,” atop his mortarboard. With his B.S. in business management, John was intent to start...

After an on-the-go, community-building decade, President Williams announces her upcoming retirement.    by David Maley and Maura Stephens

President Peggy R. Williams announced in July, shortly after marking her 10th anniversary in the position, that she plans to retire at the end of the academic year. Williams took office on...

An online learning initiative geared toward rising professionals is attracting alumni as well as new students from around the world.  by Gary E. Frank

Rob Gearhart ’82, M.S. ’85, is clearly fond of his alma mater: twice since his graduation he has come back to work at Ithaca College. Most recently he became the...

CEO David Lissy ’87 has a lot to do with why Bright Horizons is friendly to families, clients, investors, and employees.  by Tamar Morad

When talking about the hundreds of child care centers he runs in the United States and abroad, Dave Lissy is as enthusiastic as one of his clients’ tots who has just been set loose in...