Wrestling wins Mideast Regional Championship
By Aidan Mastandrea | Feb. 28By Aidan MastandreaStaff WriterThe College’s wrestling team traveled to Ithaca on Saturday and walked away with their third straight Mideast Regional ...
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By Aidan MastandreaStaff WriterThe College’s wrestling team traveled to Ithaca on Saturday and walked away with their third straight Mideast Regional ...
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By Aidan MastandreaStaff WriterThe College’s men's basketball team pulled out a much-needed win against Ramapo College on Feb. 11, Senior Day, ...
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By Aidan Mastandrea Staff WriterWith the regular season winding down, the College’s men's basketball team is gearing up for the conference tournament. ...
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By Emma PascarellaCorrespondentThe Men’s Swimming and Diving team has taken their season to a whole new level following a massive win on Saturday. The ...
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Joey Bachich Staff WriterLions wrestling fell to a solid Ithaca College squad in a close match, 19-17. 184 pounder Quinn Haddad added another win to ...
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The 34th annual Homecoming Spirit week, put together by Student Government and the Division of Student Affairs, hosted numerous activities during the week of Oct. 17 leading up to Homecoming fest.
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Students gathered for a workshop about sexuality, sex and consent hosted by the College’s Counseling and Prevention Services (CAPS) on Sept. 28 in Brower Student Center 225 East. The meeting was run by fellow students who are part of the Anti-Violence Initiatives (AVI) under CAPS. Co-sponsors for the event were the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, Delta Zeta sorority, Kappa Delta sorority and the College’s gender and sexuality alliance, Prism.
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The Division of Inclusive Excellence event “Diversity Day Takeover,” an open-house discussion of the state of campus equity, took place in the Brower Student Center on Friday, Sept. 23.
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The College hosted the kickoff for the 2022 NJ Ballot Bowl on Sept. 20, with special guest New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way, as well as a number of public officials and students from other universities, including Princeton University, Georgian Court University, Centenary University and Kean University.
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The College once again ranks among the top regional universities in the north region according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2022-2023 Best Colleges rankings released on Sept. 12. The College placed first among Public Regional Colleges in the North and fifth overall among all colleges in the region. It ranks right above Emerson College and below Loyola University Maryland.
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The College’s baseball team defeated Widener University on Wednesday, 7-6.
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Covid-19 testing will continue to be offered in the Decker Hall Social Space, as students, staff and faculty are expected to be tested within a week of returning to campus, according to an email the College sent to students on Tuesday.
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In an email message to the campus community today, President Foster informed students that the upcoming Spring 2022 semester would remain in person.
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David Lamar was sentenced to 12 years in prison on Nov. 8 for the fatal car crash that killed Michael Sot and severely injured five other students on ...
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By David RobertsStaff Writer This past Saturday, the College hosted SUNY for the first regular season home game since Nov. 6, 2019. The meaning of ...
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By David RobertsStaff Writer It’s been 658 days. That is how long it has been since the College has played in a regular season football game. The ...
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By Dr. Diane Bates The 2021 United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report on the physical science explaining climate change, ...
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By Derek HubbardCorrespondentIn his first public remark since the fall of Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, President Joe Biden largely ignored his administration’s ...
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By Nevin GulerCorrespondent As a rising sophomore at the College, I have had a bumpy year. I was stuck at home, bored out of my mind, staring at ...
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By Ian KrietzbergManaging Editor Indoor face coverings will be required for everyone on campus regardless of vaccination status amid rising Delta variant ...
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