Spring is in the air …

Sami Mirza, Features Editor|April 9, 2021

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Becca Winton, ’23, takes the brunt of a giant Jenga tower’s collapse at an Egg Hunt hosted in front of Schultz Hall on Saturday, April 3.

‘Patchwork’ features Allegheny’s graduating art students

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‘Meeting This Moment’

‘Chomping’ the comp

As the end of the 2021-22 academic year approaches, most Allegheny students are thinking about what classes they need to register for next semester. F...

Hepler conducts final wind symphony concert

The Allegheny College Wind Symphony has been a part of Meadville since Carlton Woods started the ensemble in 1972, and has continued to provid...

Spring Dance Concert

The Dance and Movement Studies program performed its annual Spring Dance Concert April 21-23 in the Montgomery Performance Space. The program inc...

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“It is a uniquely terrible feeling to watch your own autonomy be taken away by your government”

Tylir Shannon, ’22, sprints the final stretch of the men’s 200 meter race at the Marty Goldberg Invitational at Robertson Athletic Complex on Thursday, May 12. Shannon finished third in 22.49 seconds.

Men’s Track and Field reflect on NCAC Conference Championship performances

Mihaela Toader, 23, crosses the finish line during the womens 200 meter race during the Marty Goldberg Invitational at Robertson Athletic Complex, Thursday, May 13. Toader won the race in 25.62 seconds.

Women’s Track and Field captain Mihaela Toader closes out high- performing season with more wins

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.

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