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One writer reflects on the Boston health care rally On Jan. 15, 2017, my mother, my step-dad and I bundled up against the formidable chill…

We expect this kind of controlling policy from secretive government and business entities, not from an institution that claims to cherish academic and press freedoms.

As current students and alumni committed to truth, transparency, and critical examination of our surroundings, this new policy flies in the face of everything we are taught to practice as journalists.

This controlled and limited dialogue and prohibition of multiple perspectives diminishes our ability to act honestly and independently, a virtue held high in Journalism Ethics, while impeding the goal of upholding the value of objectivity.

A commentary on how the student trustee appointment process leaves little room for dissent

Five passionate Ithaca College undergraduates ventured across the pond in early January to the University of Exeter for Model European Union, a close cousin of the college’s thriving Model United Nations.

In spite of President Obama’s declaration that tuition needs to stop going up, colleges across the nation are continuing to increase their prices, and Ithaca College and Cornell University are no exception.

From WICB’s Ithaca Now, the full broadcast of undocumented migrant workers in Ithaca speaking out about the troubles of being undocumented in the United States.

The danger is that we start using the word “we” in slogans without having done the work to create this “we.” We have spent so much of our lives treating so many of our problems as personal, as our own, that the myth that we are all alone with our problems has become something of a reality.

On Sundays, my mother’s commitment was to us and the sauce and nothing else. On Sundays, we were a family without financial struggles, a family that could sit down to eat, no questions asked.