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Campus Center Hours of Operation

Spring Semester Hours - Daily, Mondays through Sundays: 8am-midnight

Spring 2021 Virtual Programming

Join the Campus Center programming team for weekly events on Wednesdays at 7pm ET and Thursdays at 7pm ET throughout the whole spring semester!  Follow @ic.campuscenter on Instagram, @CampusIthaca on Twitter, and @IthacaCampusCenter on Facebook to see all the updates on our events throughout the semester.  You can also find updates right here throughout the semester.

Every Wednesday, Campus Center Programming will be hosting Jeopardy Jumble at 7pm ET via Zoom.  Themes include General Knowledge, Sports, Pop Culture, History, Food, and more. Join the fun to win amazing prizes, make new friends, and, of course, test your knowledge! 

  • RSVP for the April 14th event here with a theme of Pixar!

Join us on Zoom every Thursday at 7pm ET for a chance to win big at Campus Center Game Night! We’re giving away $50 (or more) in prizes every night redeemable as ID Express or Amazon gift cards - all you have to do is play. Kick back with your friends and enjoy virtual board games and card games, or compete against your classmates for victory in bingo and other challenges. 

  • RSVP for the April 15th event here to play WikiRaces!

IC After Dark

IC After Dark hosts fun virtual events one Friday a month! Come to events to hang out, have fun, win prizes, and relax with our IC community. IC After Dark offers amazing prizes at our events and super fun activities. You can come with friends or by yourself, it is just as fun either way! Follow us on Instagram at ic_afterdark to find out about our events!  Join us for Final Feud on Friday, April 16th at 7pm ET.  RSVP coming soon!

Campus Center Cooking Archives

In the fall, we hosted weekly trivia nights and a weekly cooking series.  Please check out two video highlights of the recipes featured in the fall Campus Center Cooking series (below).  Other recipes included two-ingredient pretzels, oatmeal bake & overnight oats, stir fry, burrito bowls, vegan quiche, snickerdoodles, veggie paella, and mango avocado pasta salad.  You can check out all these videos, and more, on our YouTube channel.

Food Pockets, including jam pockets, ricotta-apple pockets, and pizza pockets 

Egg Fried Rice

Campus Center Cooking - Dining Services Featured!

Check out this video of our featured dish made by Dining's own Chef Applegarth's for the Thanksgiving Holiday.  The dish was made from ingredients found in the Food Pantry.  The food pantry is open to any student, faculty, or staff approved to come to campus, and the Food Pantry hours can be found here and the recipe details are below:

Turkey Meatloaf

1 ½ pounds Ground turkey

¼ cups chopped carrots

¼ cups chopped celery

¼ cups chopped onions

Egg replacer for 2 eggs (or 2 eggs)

1 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon pepper

1 teaspoon granulated garlic

1 1 /2 teaspoon ketchup

Combine all ingredients but ½ teaspoon ketchup put into 1 loaf pan bake at 325° F for 35-45 min or until Internal temp reaches 165° F.

Take out of oven and let rest for 10 min top with ½ tsp Ketchup. Ready for slicing.

Rice pilaf

1 cup of white rice

2 cups chicken stock

¼ cups chopped carrots

¼ cups chopped celery

¼ cups chopped onions

Salt and pepper to taste

1 TBSP canola oil

Place oil in pan cook vegetables for 5 min on med heat. Add rice toast rice for 2 min then add stock

Bring to a boil stirring rice for 10-12 min turn off heat and let rest for 10 min fluff with fork and taste for salt and pepper.

Canned mix vegetables - Jazzed Up.

1 TBSP of oil

1 TBSP Chopped Shallots or any chopped fresh herb I prefer fresh Basil

Drain vegetable, add oil to pan, add shallots cook for a min on med heat, add vegetables . Taste for salt add fresh herbs at very end.

The Facility

The Campus Center, a facility of 120,000 square feet, serves as an active, safe, and inclusive campus community center for a mostly residential campus of approximately 5000 students.

The Campus Center serves all members of the campus - faculty, staff, students, administrators, alumni and guests.  It is the heart of the Ithaca College campus, enhancing the student experience and promoting student success. 

The Campus Center is a catalyst for campus engagement through the support of co-curricular activities and the encouragement of interaction among all members of the IC community.  

Building History

Ithaca College's original Campus Center was the fourth building constructed on the South Hill campus.  The building opened in 1965 and was named Egbert Union, in honor of the college's first president.

The building was renovated in 1987, and Phillips Hall was added to the facility.  At this time, it was officially dedicated as the Campus Center.

Today, the Campus Center provides many of the services, conveniences, and amenities members of the college community need in their daily lives on campus.

Building Policies

  • Face coverings must be worn at all times when in the building except when seated and actively eating or drinking.
  • Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times.
  • No rollerblades, bikes, scooters, or skateboards are to be used within the facility.
  • Smoking is not permitted in the building.
  • Only those over the age of 21 may consume alcohol and only in locations where bar service is provided at a registered event.
  • Animals are not allowed in the facility, with the exception of service and guide dogs.
  • Persons wishing to advertise/solicit on campus must file for a permit in the Campus Center Office.

Bulletin boards are provided for posting information regarding campus events by academic departments, administrative offices, intercollegiate athletics, and recognized student organizations.  Advertisements must clearly identify the sponsoring group and must include contact information.  Taping, nailing, tacking, decorating, or adding anything to walls, ceilings, or floors is prohibited.