Ithaca College

There has been a very successful ongoing speaker series at Longview, a retirement community located across and up the road from campus, since the facility’s partnership with IC began in Spring 1999.

Read more . . . (105 words)

The Ithacan has been named a Gold Medalist for the Fall 2005 and Spring 2006 semesters in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's annual College Newspaper Critique.

Read more . . . (55 words)

Terry, outreach program coordinator, will be retiring after 13 years of dedicated service to the Institute.

Read more . . . (18 words)

Goldwater Scholarship Program in the Sciences Announces 2006-2007 Deadline.

Read more . . . (191 words)

At last, our 16-week session of Weight Watchers at Work is set to begin!

When: Mondays from noon to 1:00pm. – Bring your lunch!

Where: HR Training Room, Administration Annex

Who: Open to the entire campus community
The first meeting is Monday, 2 October 2006. It’s not too late to join.

Details about the cost, payment options and links to appropriate forms can be found in Intercom at Weight Watchers Intercom Story

Please contact Christine Haase with any questions or concerns.

Faculty are invited to teach a mini-course as part of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival, March 26-April 2, 2007

Read more . . . (235 words)

Support the AIDS Working Group fall daffodil planting. Please join us Saturday, September 30 from 1-3 p.m. at the pond on the Public Safety/Physical Plant access road for the planting of over 2000 daffodil bulbs.

Read more . . . (56 words)

Steven Mauk will present a free program of saxophone music written by or for women over the last hundred years on Sunday, October 1 at 4:00 p.m. in the Hockett Family Recital Hall. Featured music will be by D'Indy, Maurice, Shrude, Gotkovsy, Quate and ter Velduis. Diane Birr will be the pianist.

Read more . . . (119 words)

ShortLine/Coach USA is offering an express charter bus to the Boston area for Fall Break.

Read more . . . (183 words)

Please join the Office of Conference and Event Services for a farewell reception for Phil Huber.

Read more . . . (69 words)

A masterful storyteller, Maura utilizes a variety of interactive exercises and techniques creating an experience you will not soon forget.

Read more . . . (47 words)

The Ithaca College Accounts Payable and Travel Services Office is pleased to announce the upcoming changeover to a single Ithaca College Visa Credit Card program.

Read more . . . (191 words)

September 28
Janet Huie, Biology Department Lecturer
4:00 p.m.
CNS 112


"Biofilms and Airplanes: A collaboration between a college and a water distribution company"

Read more . . . (100 words)

Greetings Students, Faculty and Staff,

In November 2005 the US Senate declared 2006 the year of study abroad. They did so for a good reason. Let London Center director, Bill Sheasgreen, tells you why. Also, read stories and see photos submitted from your fellow students about their time abroad, welcome our new international students to campus, find out how to lead or participate in short term programs, learn how to become more involved in international events happening on campus and around the world and more.

Read more . . . (14 words)

Career Services is pleased to announce the launch of Vault, our Online Career Library.

Read more . . . (174 words)

This year the topic for the Annual Perialas Prize in Persausive Speaking is PRIVACY AND FREEDOM IN THE INFORMATION AGE.

Read more . . . (59 words)

Ithaca College is currently engaged in a comprehensive self-study as part of the process for reaccreditation by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, the unit of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools that accredits degree-granting colleges and universities in our region.

Read more . . . (221 words)

Persis Drell, Professor of Physics at Stanford University and Deputy Director of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center comes to Ithaca College on Tuesday, September 26th to speak about recent developments in particle physics and cosmology in a talk entitled: "The Quantum Universe."

This talk is supported by the Department of Physics Seminar Series.

Read more . . . (143 words)

Continuation –Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Project 2006

South Aurora Street at the intersection of Prospect Street.

Read more . . . (259 words)

Read articles on diversity issues in teaching, "clickers," stress and learning-centered teaching, brain research, and implications for academics of the bestseller "Blink." The link is http://www.ntlf.com/.

Read more . . . (113 words)