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Cornell law graduates boast the highest salaries, study finds

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Cornell law graduates boast the highest salaries, study finds
Cornell University Law School graduates are above average — at least, their salaries are. According to a recent report conducted by Social Finance, Inc., Cornell Law graduates receive a higher average salary — approximately $183,377 three years after graduation — than other law school graduates across the United States. This average salary trumps the average national salary of law school... more

Ithaca awarded $500k in Restore NY funds for two projects

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Ithaca awarded 0k in Restore NY funds for two projects
The state's "Restore NY" grant program has awarded $500,000 for two city projects submitted to the state last October. As reported back in September, the "Seneca/Corn Street Building Rehab Project" consists of two properties that are on the same block – the first is the former Ithaca Glass at 413 West Seneca Street, the second is the former Wyllie Dry... more

Hundreds rally in Ithaca against President Trump’s immigration ban

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Hundreds rally in Ithaca against President Trump’s immigration ban
With voices loud and turnout strong, hundreds of people in Ithaca are fighting back against one of President Donald Trump's most recent executive orders. Activists here says preventing people from coming into the U.S. from specific countries is simply un-American and wrong. Walaa Horan is Muslim and wasn't born here. However, she's a naturalized U.S. citizen now. While the 90... more

Auburn PD: Missing teen could be headed toward Ithaca, Elmira

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Auburn PD: Missing teen could be headed toward Ithaca, Elmira
The Auburn Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing teen. 17-year-old Michael Cox ran away from Cayuga Centers, located at 101 Halmilton Avenue on January 15th — and his whereabouts is currently unknown. Police believe that he may be headed toward Ithaca or Elmira since he has no ties to the local community. The Auburn... more

After Years of Complaints and Litigation, Cornell’s Policy 6.4 Still Stands

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After Years of Complaints and Litigation, Cornell’s Policy 6.4 Still Stands
When a Cornellian noticed that 10 undergarments were missing from her room, she claimed that she had been sexually harassed under Policy 6.4 — Cornell’s policies and guidelines for handling issues of discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual assault and violence. Based solely on her intuition, the student blamed one of her male classmates for the theft, according to a report drafted... more

Myrick, Lifton support program that could help families facing homelessness

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Myrick, Lifton support program that could help families facing homelessness
Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick and Assemblywoman Barbara Lifton have put their support behind a program that aims to reduce homelessness locally and across New York. On Wednesday, Myrick and Lifton joined Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi, D-Queens, and Ithaca Rescue Mission Regional Director Richard Bennett to endorse Home Stability Support at a press conference. IthacaVoice.com: Read More more

TRAFFIC: Exceptionally long truckload coming through Ithaca on Saturday

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TRAFFIC: Exceptionally long truckload coming through Ithaca on Saturday
On Saturday February 4th, 2017 a commercial truck towing an exceptionally long commercial load is scheduled to travel through Ithaca in a southerly direction. Combined, the truck and trailer are over 380 feet long and twenty feet wide. Traffic patterns in Ithaca will be changed to accommodate this load. The load is scheduled to enter Ithaca on New York State... more

Cornell wrestling extends Ivy Win streak to 75

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Cornell wrestling extends Ivy Win streak to 75
Following an action-packed day of competition in New England, Cornell wrestling returned home with two more wins in its pocket. The Red handled Brown and Harvard by substantial margins to extend its Ivy win streak to 75 matches. Cornell (9-2) improved its all-time record to 54-2 and 55-9 against the Bears (4-6) and Crimson (2-5), respectively. The Red continued its... more

Cornell hockey looks to get back on track at #4 Union

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Cornell hockey looks to get back on track at #4 Union
The 16th-ranked Cornell men’s hockey team opens the final month of the regular season tonight with a trip to #4/5 Union, ECAC Hockey’s top team in the Pairwise Rankings. The game against the Dutchmen features a special 8:30 p.m. start time and will be televised by American Sports Network and TSN2 among many other channels, and it can also be streamed through... more

Ithaca airport receives $250K marketing grant (video)

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Ithaca airport receives 0K marketing grant (video)
State Sens. Pamela Helming, James Seward and Tom O’Mara agree the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport is vital to growing local businesses and colleges, and on Friday announced they secured a $250,000 grant to promote and market the airport. “These state resources will help (the airport) expand its presence in the competitive air travel industry, and will help this important regional... more

Finger Lakes Land Trust conserves 470-acre West Hill farm

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Finger Lakes Land Trust conserves 470-acre West Hill farm
The Finger Lakes Land Trust today announced that it has accepted the donation of perpetual conservation easements that will conserve the 470-acre Sheffield Farm on Ithaca’s West Hill. This extensive property is one of the largest remaining privately owned parcels within the town of Ithaca and features extensive fields and woodlands as well as frontage on State Route 79, Bundy,... more
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