Although students will soon be paying more than $50,000 for attendance, several of their professors will continue to struggle financially to get by. In fact, an average class of students pays nearly $60,000 for a semester-long course, while their part-time professor gets paid only $3,900 to teach it — $1,300 per credit hour.
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The continued struggle for an Asian American Studies Program
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On Tuesday, Park School Dean Diane Gayeski hosted a “State of the School” meeting in Park Auditorium to go over what’s new with the Roy H. Park School of Communications – including more students, new majors, and Ithaca College’s possible expansion downtown.
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I think it’s time for IC to rethink its priorities and construct a new classroom building to help foster a satisfactory learning environment — after all, shouldn’t this be their main priority?
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The complexities of job security and free speech at Ithaca College
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On Friday, students from the Cornell Organization for Labor Action worked to raise awareness, through petitioning and educating, about the TCAT workers’ fight for a fair contract.
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Inaction is a form of action. You are either there with this movement or you are not there with this movement. The time is now to let yourself hope. We may well lose the battle, but if we win, you do not want to have to ask yourself, “Where was I when they needed me?”
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When confronted with the hatred of a direct attack, some victims respond by desiring war or violence. Some respond by settling into a state of internal anger or despair. Others, however, take the opportunity to push for peace and take action to stop the hateful cycle.
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Continued updates and clarifications about the Living Wage victory at Ithaca College
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All workers were notified that they would be paid the Living Wage on Thursday, April 28
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