In a march that denounced the alleged racial incident at Sigma Pi and the reportedly inadequate response from the administration, protesters from Cornell, Ithaca College and the Ithaca community walked from the fraternity to Day Hall Wednesday, bringing with them the sound of syncopated drum beats and the fervor of about 100 shouting voices.

In the wake of an alleged racial incident at the Sigma Pi fraternity, an estimated 100 protesters marched from the fraternity to Day Hall Wednesday to decry what they called the administration’s lack of action in response to the event.

Prof. Gerard Aching, Romance studies, will be the Africana center's next director, according to an email sent Tuesday obtained by The Sun.

When buzz words mean a whole lot of noise.

The Board of Trustees approved a $1,860 increase in the cost of tuition for the fall of 2012 on Friday, the University said Monday.

Natalie Raps '12 will serve as the President of the Student Assembly for the next academic year. Raps' executive vice president will be Adam Gitlin '13. 

The University needs to commit to the transparency it has claimed for itself and listen to feedback on the bridge barriers when they come out.

The University recently opened an Office for Undergraduate Research to provide required data to the Middle States Commission on Higher Education accreditation report. We hope that the office was not simply created to comply with the review and that Day Hall is prepared to commit the necessary resources to ensure that this new initiative reaches its full potential.

Steven Zhang '12 places the Africana Center move in the greater context of a University changing.

The University announced the creation of the Office for Undergraduate Research.