The Ionian

Gael Express’ future in jeopardy

Richard Giacovas and Amanda Kelly Staff Writer and News Editor • January 24, 2013

Students may need to find an alternative form of transportation next semester as the college decides whether or not to continue to provide the Gael Express shuttle now that there will no longer be students...

Students urged to take precautions in wake of flu outbreak

Megan Broderick Assistant News Editor • January 24, 2013

As the new semester gets underway, students have high hopes for the spring term; it is likely “contracting the flu” is not one of them. Yet, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...

Res life introduces themed communities to attract upperclass residential students

Amanda Kelly News Editor • January 24, 2013

In a desire to appeal to the various interests of upper class residential students, the Office of Residential Life is set to introduce Residential Themed Communities (RTCs) as living options for the 2013-2014...

Ghosh named Dean of SAS

Kyle Byrne Staff Writer • January 24, 2013

New year, new semester, new Dean. After an extensive search, Iona College announced the appointment of Sibdas Ghosh as Dean of the School of Arts and Science, effective April 2, replacing Interim Dean...

Housing crisis averted?

Alexandra Vinci Assistant News Editor • December 10, 2012

It is no secret that the relationship between Iona College and the community of New Rochelle has been strained in the past. Last year, after much opposition to the plan from members of the New Rochelle...

Getting smart about giving back

Meaghan McGoldrick and Olivia Carey Managing Editor and Staff Writer • December 5, 2012

In wake of Hurricane Sandy, seniors Bridget Battaglia, Kayla Howell and Jordan Kral stepped up to turn what began as a class campaign into a successful on-campus event, all in the spirit of giving. The...

Celebrating 250 years of Edmund Rice

Megan Broderick Staff Writer • December 5, 2012

Two-hundred-fifty Iona students marched into Mulcahy Athletics center on Tuesday to celebrate the life and legacy of Blessed Edmund Rice. Rice, who founded the Congregation of Christian Brothers in 1802,...

Iona begins rebranding initiative

Amanda Kelly News Editor • December 5, 2012

Iona College is set to embark on a new branding campaign as a part of a marketing initiative aimed at increasing enrollment and illustrating the “Iona story.” A fundamental aspect of the branding campaign...

College explores potential study abroad options in Spain

Kyle Byrne Staff Writer • December 5, 2012

Iona students longing for more study abroad opportunities just may get their wish. Iona College signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Universitat Abat Oliba CEU, a large Catholic school consortium...

Student life changes to take effect in spring

Thomas McNulty Staff Writer • December 5, 2012

When Iona students return to campus this spring semester, they can expect to find an array of changes in student service areas. These changes, as part of a wider implementation of Iona’s Strategic Plan,...

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November 28, 2012

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Local businesses suffer Sandy’s wrath

Brianna D’Alessio Staff Writer • November 15, 2012

While many Iona students felt the wrath of Hurricane Sandy in the form of power loss and residential evacuations, a major concern that arose amid the storm was the availability of dining options for those...