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Cultural review in former School of Music exposes tension among employees
IC’s audited financial statement shows operating surplus
Employee base compensation on calendar and fiscal year timelines
How IC is impacted by vacancies within finances and operations
Ithaca residents get on board with free TCAT campaign
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE RUGBY ARTICLES
Apr. 19, 2022
National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) announced the 12 teams participating in the 2022 Women’s Small College 7s National Championship in Pittsburgh, PA.
Apr. 15, 2022
The Rugby Northeast tournament, held on April 9, was host to a diverse group of teams. Also on April 9, the Ohio Valley Conference played its second and final week of qualifying tournament matches.
Apr. 5, 2022
Southern Oregon University has secured their spot in the Premier Cup and Grand Valley State University has qualified for the Division I Club Cup in the Collegiate Rugby Championship.
Apr. 1, 2022
The Women’s 7s competitions will kick into high gear during the month of April.
REDEFY ARTICLES
THE DECADE OF TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE
Nov. 30, 2020
Learn about how Indigenous communities are affected by and respond to climate change, both individually and collectively.
Nov. 30, 2020
Although the Lenni Lenape are rarely talked about when considering NJ’s history, this article provides some general information on the tribe’s culture and how to remember NJ’s native history.
Nov. 22, 2020
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues, we recognize the teams in New Jersey that were outlets for black players and their impact on integrated baseball in the present day.
THE RACISM OF DIMINISHED EXPECTATIONS IN ACADEMIA
Sep. 30, 2020
Read about what can happen when racist stereotypes play into the classroom and how it affects BIPOC students.
THE TEEN MAGAZINE ARTICLES
July 13, 2020
From a very young age, children are taught that what they wear is a form of expression that should not offend others. This lesson of avoiding clothes with racial slurs or depictions of illegal activities is good to learn at a young age, unless the restrictions are taken too far.
July 18, 2020
In this chaotic time where many people are cooped up in their homes, finding interesting ways to pass the time is tough. Jigsaw puzzles can help combat boredom in a time when many people are having trouble finding something to do. Once you get started on a jigsaw puzzle, you may find that your late-night Netflix binge time has turned into hours of a methodical and relaxing puzzling habit.
May 30, 2020
Zoom has lots of different features that can be tough to figure out, and as much as Zoom has saved most of us from complete isolation, there are still many people unaccustomed to computer communication. Outlined below are the five types of people you should look out for on your next Zoom call.
CLASS ARTICLES
Feb. 27, 2022
With homelessness on the rise in Ithaca, advocates and aid organizations try to bring long-term solutions, with varying success.