The Campus

New music to anticipate heading into summer vacation

Matthew Steinberg, Features Editor | April 26, 2018
2018 class senators plan picnics and more for senior week

Hannah Schaffer, Junior Features Editor | April 26, 2018
Springfest: Gym Tan

Jen Rodriguez, Features Editor | April 26, 2018
Netflix original falls to mediocre acting

Jen Rodriguez, Features Editor | April 19, 2018

Congressmen Hurd, O’Rourke are awarded 2018 Prize for Civility in Public Life

July 24, 2018 • No Comments

A snowstorm and a vote on Capitol Hill was all it took to get two Texas congressmen from opposing parties to make a 1,600 mile drive and discuss their political differences along the way. The 2018 Prize for Civility in Public...

Zingale Big Idea Competition welcomes more teams than previous years

Lauren Trimber, Senior News Editor

May 1, 2018 • No Comments

At Allegheny College, the Zingale Big Idea competition is an open competition that emulates “Shark Tank” and gives students a chance to invent and defend different entrepreneurial ideas. This year, the 11th annual competition...

Students present their projects at annual Biology symposium

Milton Guevara, Contributing writer

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

The 21 annual Biology Department Senior Project Symposium gave seniors the opportunity to present their senior projects. The symposium, which took place from April 23 to 25, is an essential part of the senior project process....

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Features

New music to anticipate heading into summer vacation

Matthew Steinberg, Features Editor

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

Jeez, what a month April has been for the music industry. Cardi B dropped her long awaited debut album “Invasion of Privacy.” J Cole broke streaming records with his new...

2018 class senators plan picnics and more for senior week

April 26, 2018

Springfest: Gym Tan

April 26, 2018

Netflix original falls to mediocre acting

April 19, 2018

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Sports

Behind the scenes of Gator athletics

Andrew Murphy and Jake Reidenbach

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

With 21 varsity sports teams and hundreds of student athletes, it takes a lot to ensure the Allegheny College athletics program runs smoothly. Much of this credit goes to assistant athletic director for communications and...

Senior gators reflect on athletic careers April 19, 2018
Falling out of love with the game: April 12, 2018
Weather takes toll on spring sports seasons April 12, 2018
New turf hinders club sport activities April 5, 2018

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International

Max Kade International House Spotlight: Spanish House

Ellis Giacomelli, Science/International Editor

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

When Daniel Melendez arrived at Allegheny at the beginning of last semester, he did not know how the college or living in North Village I’s Spanish House would change him. Melendez,...

Campus clubs strive to create inclusive spaces

Olivia Blakeslee and Ellis Giacomelli

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

The Association for Asian and Asian American Awareness, A5, and the Chinese American Friendship Society provide different avenues for cultural representation and understanding...

Language students honored

April 12, 2018

Allegheny Global Citizen Scholars to host first Refugee Awareness Week

April 12, 2018

Max Kade International House Spotlight: Chinese House

April 12, 2018

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Opinion

The state of journalism at Allegheny

Joseph Tingley, Editor-in-Chief

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

When I first visited Allegheny, the first place I wanted to find was the newspaper office. As it happened, the door was open when I found my way to the third floor of the...

Where are you spring?

Cy Perry, Junior Opinion Editor

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

With less than two full weeks left in the 2018 Spring semester, the Allegheny College campus is finally feeling what spring is supposed to feel like. This past weekend, the...

An editor bids farewell

Chris Brindle, Opinion Editor

April 26, 2018 • No Comments

Four years is not long. Two is even shorter, and that is how long this editor has written for The Campus. Despite that short tenure, as he reflects on the time he has spent...

The opportunity in Allegheny’s next president

Andrew Skelly, Class of 2014

April 19, 2018 • No Comments

On Dec. 19, 2017, the Allegheny College community was stunned to learn that its beloved President James Mullen set his retirement for June 30, 2019. Sorrow struck the Allegheny...

State of civility in a turbulent era

Andrew Murphy, Contributing Writer

April 19, 2018 • No Comments

On April 8, Jimmy Kimmel, the noted comedian and late-night talk show host, declared on his Twitter account he was ending a feud with Fox News regular Sean Hannity. According...

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International

Max Kade International House Spotlight: Spanish House
When Daniel Melendez arrived at Allegheny at the beginning of last semester, he did not know how the college or living in North Village I’s Spanish ...
Campus clubs strive to create inclusive spaces
The Association for Asian and Asian American Awareness, A5, and the Chinese American Friendship Society provide different avenues for cultural represe...
Language students honored
Allegheny Global Citizen Scholars to host first Refugee Awareness Week
The first cohort of Allegheny Global Citizen Scholars will host two events next week as part of what they have titled, “Refugee Awareness Week: Chal...
Max Kade International House Spotlight: Chinese House
The Chinese House looks to enhance the learning community centered around a language and culture that originated 7,000 miles from Meadville, Pa. “...
Max Kade International House Spotlight: German House
The German House creates a home for culture and language study for its residents in the Max Kade International Wing of North Village I. Maggie Dugan,...
Gator International to celebrate language diversity
For nearly 100 years, the Phi Sigma Iota Honor Society has recognized and celebrated eligible collegiate students studying foreign languages. Founded...
Chinese American Friendship Society celebrates Chinese New Year
Max Kade International House Spotlight: French House
The International Wing’s French House in North Village I provides a comfortable space for students to supplement their classroom learning and is cur...
‘Coming Home’ transcends cultural, language barriers
The 2014 Chinese drama “Coming Home” proves love, family and loss transcend cultural differences. Screened Feb. 14 at the Movies at Meadville as t...

Science

Lyrid meteor shower visibility to peak over weekend
Shooting stars evoke a sense of magic, a sense of wonder and are often wished upon by hopeful dreamers. When one wishes upon a shooting star, they are...
A look inside: Allegheny Information Technology
A recent campus-wide issue with Apple devices challenged the IT department following an update that caused a disconnect between Apple devices and th...
Expert witness in PA gerrymandering case visits campus
Wesley Pegden, assistant professor of mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, spoke to approximately 30 Allegheny faculty and student...
Berry film poetically documents industrialization of agriculture
The Foundation for Sustainable Forests, in partnership with the French Creek Valley Conservancy and Allegheny College, hosted its first installment of...
Guest scholar blends science, literature in lecture
A love story: Explicable systems, inexplicable feelings
Mystery chocolates disgust or delight, roses dance across the country and drug store shelves are ravaged for cards containing strangers’ poetry. Tog...
Recycling: Global markets, local efforts
A can resting in an otherwise empty blue recycling bin must feel lonely. As the can ponders its existence and recalls being the chosen beverage among ...
Health & Wellness
With Thanksgiving break fast approaching, the thoughts of food, family and sleep are running through the minds of everyone on Allegheny’s campus. Th...
2017 Energy Challenge sets new records
The eighth annual energy challenge charged Allegheny students up to achieve a 14.2 percent reduction in electricity consumption, saving $16,700 for us...
Allegheny to host first local Women in Physics Conference
Three days, twelve workshop sessions and over 200 women physicists amazed Francesca Corrado, ’18 and Kylee Karczewski, ’18, last January at a nati...

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New music to anticipate heading into summer vacation

2018 class senators plan picnics and more for senior week

Springfest: Gym Tan

Netflix original falls to mediocre acting

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