Kai Lincke is an Assistant News Editor for The Ithacan, a student-run newspaper at Ithaca College. Kai covers a wide range of topics, including college news, campus events, and issues affecting the student body.
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By: Kai Lincke
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save C ircus artists will bring trapeze, tumbling, aerial and more thrills to town this long weekend as the Hupstate
By: Kai Lincke
As Cornell University students traveled to Collegetown for the start of Fall 2024, many Cornell staff members headed to the picket lines. The UAW Local 2300 strike and Cornell graduate students’ unionization in Fall 2023 are recent instances of union negotiations or unionization in higher education that have captured national attention.
By: Kai Lincke
Ithaca’s Fall Creek and Northside neighborhoods will come alive with the sounds of jazz, rock, pop, classical, reggae, blues, Latino, R&B, folk and more music when Porchfest returns from 12
By: Kai Lincke
As the U.S. experiences a wave of increasing book challenges and bans, members of Ithaca College and greater Ithaca communities gathered Sept. 24 in the Clark Lounge to listen to a panel discussion on censorship and intellectual freedom for National Banned Books Week.
By: Kai Lincke
The Newfield Central School District leadership is still working to get its new electric buses on the road and resolve transportation disruptions.
By: Kai Lincke
Ithaca College’s only staff union — The United Government Security Officers of America Local 507 — advocates for fair working conditions, compensation and disciplinary procedures for some employees within the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management. The UGSOA’s current contract with the college lasts through June 2026.
By: Kai Lincke
Ithaca College administrators presented their plans to address decreasing enrollment and an increasing budget deficit to the students, faculty and staff gathered at the State of the College meeting Oct. 22. Administrators also outlined how the college will transition from the current strategic plan to a new strategic plan that focuses on long-term stability.
By: Kai Lincke
Climate action groups Sunrise Ithaca, Cornell on Fire, and Extinction Rebellion Ithaca brought together about 50 people for a post-election climate rally Nov. 15 on the Ithaca Commons. Attendees reflected
By: Kai Lincke
Ithaca College started working with the Huron Consulting Group in October to conduct a budget and resource planning study, which aims to address declining enrollment and decrease the budget deficit. Administrators will share a study update in February 2025 and incorporate some of Huron’s suggestions in the Fiscal Year 2026 budget, which is due in May 2025.
Ithaca College started working with the Huron Consulting Group in October to conduct a budget and resource planning study, which aims to address declining enrollment and decrease the budget deficit.
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