Grace Elletson
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An Admissions Group Is Scrambling to Delete Parts of Its Ethical Code. That Could Mean Big Changes for Higher Ed.
The National Association for College Admission Counseling sent a message to members saying the Justice Department had objected to some provisions, saying they “inhibit, to some extent, competition among colleges for students.” → Read More
How Should Professors Cite Their Transgender Colleagues’ Work Produced Under Past Identities? Academe Is Trying to Figure It Out.
When transgender academics transition, they often change names, which raises the question: How should their colleagues refer to their previous scholarship? → Read More
Student Whose Sexual-Assault Case Drew National Attention Is No Longer Enrolled, Syracuse University Says
A New Jersey judge had questioned whether it was right to try the student in adult court because he came from “a good family.” → Read More
Financier Charged With Sex Trafficking Has Given Millions to Harvard
The university declined to comment on whether it plans to return any of the donations given by Jeffrey Epstein, who was charged on Saturday with sex trafficking. → Read More
Amid National Debate Over Reparations, Georgetown Grapples With an Unprecedented Proposal
Activists are pushing the university’s board to vote on a referendum, already approved by the student body, that would award funds to the descendants of slaves whom Georgetown Jesuits sold in 1838. → Read More
Rutgers Chancellor Apologizes After Body-Cam Footage Shows Her Berating Campus Police Officers
Nancy Cantor’s tirade was caught on tape after she was asked to wait at the scene of a fender bender. → Read More
UPDATE: Car stolen from Ithaca College parking lot found
A car was stolen from an Ithaca College parking lot sometime between 7 and 7:30 p.m. Feb. 15. → Read More
BREAKING: IC modern languages professor Richard Rainville dies
It was announced to the Ithaca College community that Richard Rainville, a lecturer in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, has died Nov. 9. → Read More
BREAKING: IC modern languages professor Richard Rainville dies
It was announced to the Ithaca College community that Richard Rainville, a lecturer in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, has died Nov. 9. → Read More
Why scooters have run into trouble
Cheaper than an Uber or Lyft ride and faster than a shared bicycle, dockless scooters are catching on in a number of cities across the United States. But city officials say the companies aren't doing enough to ensure the programs and scooters operate safely. → Read More
In Rwanda, agricultural reforms boost food security and slash poverty
In the nearly 25 years following its genocide, the East African nation has emerged as a leader in the Green Revolution that is lifting millions of people out of poverty by providing farmers with resources and training, and allowing women to inherit land. → Read More
Snoopy spurs kids to shoot for the moon
Astronaut training starts early. The rigors of the college astro-courses require a solid foundation in STEM built from an early age. So NASA has enlisted Snoopy to inspire children to reach for the stars. → Read More
Snoopy fires up kids to shoot for the moon
Astronaut training starts early. The rigors of the college astro-courses require a solid foundation in STEM built from an early age. So NASA has enlisted Snoopy to inspire children to reach for the stars. → Read More
UPDATE: SWAT team responds to domestic abuse situation on Hudson
Ithaca Police blocked off a section of Hudson Street around 2 p.m. Nov. 27. → Read More
Barstool Ithaca raises questions about sports culture at IC
A newly created social media account is raising questions about sexism in sports culture at Ithaca College. → Read More
Diversity officer position search put on hold
Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado announced that Roger Richardson will no longer hold the interim chief diversity officer position. → Read More
Review: Miley Cyrus earns her place in the spotlight
With this album, Cyrus has defined herself as a professional artist and not a child who creates music on the whims of what is trendy. → Read More
Ithaca College sees lowest enrollment since 2008
Enrollment for Fall 2017 totals 6,516 students. → Read More
CAPS adds two new counselors in attempt to meet student demand
Collado announced the college will fill these positions because of the increase in students visiting CAPS over the last few years. → Read More
BREAKING: Collado creates new division of Student Affairs and appoints VP
Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado announced Sept. 21 the creation of the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life. → Read More