Out Loud – Season 1, Episode 4: RBG

Sami Mirza, Photographer/videographer|September 24, 2020

Campus videographer Sami Mirza sits down with Robert G. Seddig Chair in Political Science Brian Harward and Allegheny Democrats President Ryan Valerio to discuss the legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the implications of her passing.

Orchesis 2021

Becca Winton, ’23 clashes with a player from Wooster. Allegheny won Tuesday’s contest 3-2.

Field Hockey wins 3-2 against Wooster, to face Ohio Wesleyan

Meet the Press Part 1

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OutLoud — Season 1, Episode 18: E-Street Eatery Review

A video review of a wrap, fries, and shake from E-Street Eatery in Meadville. Review by Jordan Greynolds, produced by Sami Mirza...

OutLoud — Season 1, Episode 16: Performance Anxiety

Allegheny Art Galleries' latest exhibition, "Performance Anxiety," delves into the increasing digitization of our world and how that affects our lives...

News

Assistant Professors of Environmental Science and Sustainability Casey Bradshaw-Wilson and Kelly Pearce cut the ribbon on the college’s new Watershed Conservation Research Center on May 8. Also present were some students, Provost and Dean of the College Ron Cole, ’87, and President Hilary Link.

Watershed Conservation Research Center preps for inaugural summer

Two Adirondack chairs hide on the front step of Arter Hall. According to the travel guide adirondack.net, Adirondack chairs — known as “Muskoka” chairs in Canada — were invented by Thomas Lee of Westport, NY in the opening years of the 20th century, and were originally called “Westport” chairs after their town of origin. As the chairs grew in popularitity across the United States, the name changed to reflect the chair’s origin in the Adirondack Mountains of New England.

Heat Wave: Summer weather sends students outside

Reunion Weekend to return this summer

Reunion Weekend is a longstanding tradition at Allegheny that brings together alumni and community members. However, the last two reunion weekends wer...

ASG appoints cabinet members at last General Assembly of the year

Allegheny Student Government commenced the final general assembly of the year at 7:36 p.m. on Tuesday, May 10, in room 301/302 of the Henderson Campus...

Students carry signs during a May 5 protest in support of abortion rights on the Gator Quad. The protest was specifically in response to a Monday evening leak of a draft opinion that would overturn the decision in the 1973 Supreme Court case “Roe v. Wade,” which holds that a pregnant woman’s right to choose an abortion is constitutionally protected under the Fourteenth Amendment.

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