Students present research at new event. by Julissa Treviño ’10 with Maura Stephens

Black identity in visual culture, sustainable architecture and design, and gender ideology in German Dadaist art were among the topics presented in April by graduating seniors at the first Art History Senior Symposium.

The art history department faculty instituted the...

Maple syruping, begun as an independent study project, could grow into a student-run business. by Karin Fleming ’09 with Maura Stephens

Wanted: Someone with a lot of patience who is familiar with forestry, biology, chemistry, fire-building, cooking, marketing, and sales. Must enjoy being outside in the snow, mud, and Ithaca’s biting...

“Cool” entrepreneur Tom Szaky is an Earth Week visitor. by Erin McKigney ‘09

Tom Szaky wants your juice boxes, bags of potato chips, and packages of cookies. No, he doesn’t have an obsession with junk food; his interest lies in the millions of containers and...

Two key administrators have recently joined the Ithaca College staff, reporting directly to President Tom Rochon. Eric Maguire arrived in June as vice president for enrollment management, and Anthony Hopson fills the new position of associate vice president for community and government relations.

Maguire comes to Ithaca from Franklin and Marshall...

Business and Park schools will be seeking new leaders.

Park School dean Dianne Lynch and School of Business dean Susan West Engelkemeyer both recently left the College. Engelkemeyer took the position of dean of the Charlton College of Business at the University of Massachusetts–Dartmouth, and Lynch is the new president of Stephens College...