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Lombardi gives tour of universe in lecture series

Jen Rodriguez, Features Editor | September 14, 2017
‘Annabelle: Creation’ goes back to horror film basics

Marley Parish, Editor-in-Chief | September 14, 2017

News

Examining climate change in readings

Steven Heine, Junior News Editor

Allegheny College’s Playshop Theater presented staged readings of “Sila” and “Forward”, two works from playwright Chantal Bilodeau, on Saturday, Sept. 8 and Sunday, Sept. 9. The two works focus on the future of t...

September 14, 2017 • No Comments

Allegheny student government kick-starts year’s work

Lauren Trimber, Senior News Editor

Director of Public Safety Ali Awadi spoke to Allegheny Student Goverment during its meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 12. Awadi explained that over the summer Allegheny conducted an active shooter drill with the help of the FBI, the state po...

September 14, 2017 • No Comments

Artwork with a hidden complexity

Michael Fernandez, Contributing writer

Judy Holdener, of Kenyon college, recently visited Allegheny College to give remarks on the immersion between digital art and mathematics. Holdener is currently a professor in the field of mathematics, at Kenyon College. Her pri...

September 14, 2017 • No Comments

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Sports

Gator football falls to Wooster in first loss of the 2017 season, home opener

Kelsey Evans, Junior Photographer

The Allegheny Gators football team fell to the College of Wooster in its home opener on Saturday, Sept. 9 with a score of 49-35, giving the team one win and one loss for the season so far. To start the game, Alex Victor, �...

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Allegheny women’s soccer team wins season opener, Geneva, RIT September 7, 2017

Marks looks ahead to final season August 31, 2017
Men’s soccer eager to begin 2017 season August 31, 2017

Women’s soccer to kick-off season with new class, assistant coach August 24, 2017

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Features

Lombardi gives tour of universe in lecture series

Jen Rodriguez, Features Editor

On Wednesday, Sept. 13, Jamie Lombardi, associate professor of physics, held the first talk of the Karl W. Weiss ’87 Faculty Lecture Series for 2017-18, called “A Brief Tour...

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‘It’ returns to theaters 27 years later, scary as ever

September 14, 2017

‘Annabelle: Creation’ goes back to horror film basics

September 14, 2017

Allegheny showcases first-generation, low-income student group

September 7, 2017

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Campus Awards

2016 Society of Professional Journalists
Mark of Excellence Awards

Finalist Breaking News: Angela Mauroni(Fatal Accident takes student’s life

2016 Keystone Awards

Honorable Mention Layout and Design: Eylie Buehler and Chloe Kedziora

2015 Keystone Awards:

Honorable Mention News Photo: Amasa Smith (Allegheny College‐Features‐Dance Concert)
Honorable Mention Feature Photo: Meghan Hayman (#handsupdontshoot)
First Place Layout and Design: Staff (Story Next Door)
Honorable Mention: Website (Elliott Bartels, Sam Stephenson, Amanda Spadaro)
First Place General News Story: Sam Stephenson, Meghan Hayman (Nesset Story)

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International

Reeck publishes chapter in Oxford Handbook
Professor of Modern and Classical Languages and Chair of International Studies Laura Reeck contributed a chapter to the Oxford Handbook of Arab Noveli...
Morgan enters first full semester in Gateway
The Campus: What is the International Education Office? Lucinda Morgan: “I kind of describe it in three parts. One is providing the services and so...
Experiential learning takes students abroad
Yosra Rguibi reflects on U.S. friends and customs
Yosra Rguibi sat at a table in Brooks on April 19 campaigning for money to rescue African elephants in Kenya. Rguibi is a trilingual exchange studen...
Kyle Whyte delivers talk on Native Americans and climate change
Environmental Activist and Native American Scholar Kyle Whyte of Michigan State University addressed the issues surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeli...
Jasmin Wagner reflects on her year at Allegheny
International Club hosts annual picnic
The Allegheny College International Club hosted its annual International Spring Picnic this past Sunday, April 2 on the North Village I lawn. Offering...
Medical Ethics Lecture broadens perspective on global health
The 12th Annual Lehman Medical Ethics Lecture, sponsored by the global health studies department, hosted Henk Ten Have, director of the Center for Hea...
International houses celebrate the Carnival of Cultures
Shannan Mattiace speaks on her federal government work
Shannan Mattiace, chair of the political science department, edited part of “The Handbook of Latin American Studies,” volume 71, which was recentl...

Opinion

Another poor summer for the box office

Shane Ostrom, Contributing Writer

I recently watched “Spider-Man: Homecoming” in theatres, and I was less than impressed with it. My discord does not stem from the acting, visuals or even the story; rat...

September 14, 2017 • No Comments

Making sense of America’s obsession with Diana and Kate

Olivia Blakeslee, Contributing Writer

Few individuals are capable of giving a detailed account of the complications their mother went through while pregnant with them; few even have interest in acquiring this informa...

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Time for a coffee machine renaissance

Chris Brindle, Opinion Editor

We have a complicated relationship with coffee, and the Keurig K-cup is not the answer. In 2015, John Sylvan, the inventor of the K-Cup, had his Oppenheimer moment during a...

September 7, 2017 • No Comments

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Campus Blogs

Semester abroad makes Germany feel like home

Maggie Duggan, Campus Blogger

This week marks the official halfway point of my time abroad. Just last week, I toured the country of Italy, visiting Venice, Florence and Rome. The week before, I spent time in Berlin, Germany: before that various other...

November 5, 2015 • No Comments

German exchange student conquers Allegheny

Lisa Hageneier, Campus Blogger

When I first applied to come to Allegheny about a year ago I was more than excited to hop across the big pond and experience life in America. I would describe myself as adventurous, curious and probably a little crazy and...

October 22, 2015 • No Comments

One semester, four countries: Gator takes on Europe

Amy Currul, Campus Blogger

Hey everyone! My name is Amy Currul, and I am currently a junior. This semester I am studying abroad through Antioch University’s WGSE program, which stands for Women and Gender Studies in Europe. Over the course of thi...

October 22, 2015 • No Comments

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Science

French Creek Watershed cleanup celebrates 25 years
The French Creek Valley Conservancy will host the 25th annual French Creek Watershed Cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 9. The cleanup involves individuals a...
Campus garden gets new addition, greenhouse
Health and Wellness
When Form Meets Function, We Master Finesse “I cannot do push-ups, are you crazy?!” More often than not, I meet this reaction from clients whene...
Bike Share Program continues to grow
At Allegheny College, students can take part in the Allegheny College Bike Share program for practical transportation purposes or for sport as the wea...
Debate over fluoridation of Meadville water continues
Retired Chemist Ron Greinke delivered a talk on concerns with adding fluoride to local water systems on Saturday, April 8, at the Vernon Township Muni...
Health and Wellness
Faith, trust and protein powder: those are the ingredients required to slim down, gain muscle and look swole — or so they say. To the average cons...
Scholar speaks on the study of climate change
Allegheny College Environmental Science/Studies Department hosted Amanda DelVecchia, a postdoctoral scholar working at Allegheny through a National Sc...
Hanna combines interest in interdisciplinary senior project
Landon Hanna, ’17, is a double major in economics and environmental science. For his senior comprehensive project, he is invested in researching the...
Lundell wins award for conservation film
Levi Lundell, ’17, won the People’s Choice Award for PPFF’s Stewardship Video Contest on Jan. 30. The project was due Jan. 17. The film, title...
Health and Wellness
Running is discomfort. We runners might make the process look easy by confidently slipping on our shoes and hitting the road at a stride that makes u...

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