Ithaca College

The Towers Dining Hall is proud to announce the addition of a new flavored beverage called "Steamers".

Steamers are a blend of steamed milk and great tasting flavors that create a rich and creamy drink.

I am pleased to announce that Michael Taves, director of Technology and Instructional Support Services, has assumed the additional title of associate director of Information Technology Services.

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The new internal catering guide for the Ithaca College community is now available from the Office of Conference and Event Services.

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TransGeneration is an eight-part documentary focusing on four college students undergoing gender transition. Before the series premieres on the Sundance Channel in late September, the special festival cut will be screened on campus on Wednesday, August 31, in Textor 102 at 7:00 pm.

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From: Peggy Williams

I am pleased to provide the campus community with an update on our progress toward addressing our diversity priority of the Institutional Plan. I convened a presidential task force on diversity in spring 2004 and charged this group to analyze our progress under the plan and to make recommendations to me. The task force submitted a report to me early last spring.

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Welcome back for the start of a new academic year! Over the summer, the Intercom team has been working on a number of changes and upgrades.

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Ithaca College's radio stations, WICB and VIC, ranked #3 in the Best College Radio Station category according to Princeton Review’s annual ranking of the top 361 colleges and universities.

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Want to be a SENATOR in the Student Government Association?

If you are a freshman, a transfer, or a graduate student, you are eligible to
run for a position in the SGA senate for 2005-2006.

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iMPrint Magazine, the new and completely student-organized and directed online magazine, will hold a rush night for interested writers, editors, graphic designers, web designers and photographers Tuesday, August 30, at 7:00 p.m. in Klingenstein Lounge.

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Buy your 2005-2006 Residence Hall Association academic planner for just $5!

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Assistant Professor Don Beachler's book, Winning the White House 2004: Region by Region, Vote by Vote (coauthored with Kevin MacMahon, David Rankin and John White) was recently released by Palgrave/Macmillan Publishers.

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The art department's Harry McCue has won national distinction.

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Harry McCue and Bruce North have been showing their work over the summer.

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Due to the College holiday on Monday, September 5, all time report forms for the pay period ending September 4 must be submitted to the payroll office by 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 1.

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The Offices of Residential Life and Judicial Affairs are continuing to offer the Faculty to Lunch Program. We want to encourage faculty involvement in the residence and dining halls and will treat you to lunch.

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Sign up for intramural softball and soccer in Hill Center 102 - the entry deadline is 5pm on Friday, September 2nd.

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CTC/ICIC general information meeting will be held Thursday, September 1, from 12:10 to 1:00 pm in the Trading Room located in Smiddy Hall.

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On Tuesday, August 23, the Office of Public Safety received two separate reports of incidents in which a male subject was seen peering into residence hall bathroom showers occupied by female students. The incidents occurred on Sunday, August 21, between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m.

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Shaianne Osterreich is spending the 2005/2006 academic year in Indonesia
on a Fulbright Scholarship. Shaianne will be lecturing in development
economics and furthering her research agenda: The role of gender in
trade between developed and developing economies.

The Office of First Year Programs and Orientation is proud to present another year of the weekly email newsletter, E-vents, which highlights events happening on campus and in the community.

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