Editorial Cartoon: the Blue-Green Wave

Kaleel Van Voorhees, Editorial Cartoonist|April 23, 2021

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Alumnus balances teaching with prolific theater career

Dan Winston, ’10, sits in the Vukovich Center for Communication Arts, reflecting on his whirlwind year of performances. “In August and Septem...

Students choose from a selection of over 500 hand-crafted bowls at the “Empty Bowls” event in the Henderson Campus Center Lobby on Wednesday, April 16. President of Clay Club Eleanor Rochford,’26, stated that the artists in the club had essentially been working on this project since they came back from winter break, hosting a bowl crafting event and then a bowl decorating event over the course of the semester.

‘Empty Bowls’ event raises money for Crawford County children

The models take to the runway for the final walk of the show.

SEA holds annual Trashion show

Thomas Conners, assistant professor of the world languages and cultures department, explains the many forms research can take while setting the stage for Allegheny faculty presenters.

Research for Lunch

Grant Filbeck (left) from Junior Achievement explains the nonprofit’s efforts of teaching financial literacy, workforce readiness and entrepreneurship so students can think about their plans after school.

Allegheny hosts the third annual Crawford County Eighth Grade Career Awareness Fair

President Ron Cole cuts the ceremonial ribbon for the opening of ALIC @ Bessemer on Thursday, April 24.

Allegheny opens ALIC @ Bessemer branch campus

The 2026 ASG cabinet poses behind the ASG desk after the General Assembly on Tuesday, April 22. From Left: Aidan McGrory, ‘26, Nick Banez, ’26, Jake Slater, ’26, Dominic Juliana, ’26, Anna Kohler, ’26, Douglas Malcolm, ’26, Chezka Quinola, ’27, Kenzie Hughes, ’26, Lyra Lindsay, ’27, Brayden Devinney, ’26, Iris Styers, ‘26, Aubrey Carion, ’27, Hailey Herring, ’26.

ASG appoints new cabinet, hears from Cole

Pride flags hang on a tree nearby Newton Observatory, placed there by attendees of the “Trans Joy Jamboree” on April 10.

‘Trans Joy Jamboree’ celebrates LGBTQ+ people

Allegheny Turning Point USA vice president to transfer

The vice president of Allegheny College’s recently established Turning Point USA chapter, Braeden Means, ’28, announced on April 1 that he will tr...

Quentin Hoegerl, ’27, asks a question to conservative speaker Olivia Krolczyk at her “The Fight is Far From Over: Defending Free Speech and Women’s Sports,” speaking event in the Schultz Banquet Hall on April 10. The event was organized by the recently established Allegheny College chapter of Turning Point USA.

Turning Point USA hosts controversial critic of trans women in sports

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