Intertwined Presence

Roman Hladio and Kaleigh White|April 15, 2022

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Roman Hladio is a senior from Wexford, Pennsylvania. He is studying English with a creative writing emphasis, and completing requirements for a Journalism...

Kaleigh White, Opinion Editor

Kaleigh White is a senior from Linesville, PA. She is a double major in Theatre and Integrative Informatics with a focus on Marketing and Enterprise, with...

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Comedy Corner: Grover Cleveland, amendments and the Senate

Donald Trump has won the election, making him the president-elect and the second U.S. president to serve non-consecutive presidential terms since Grov...

Who is Allegheny Christian Outreach?

Each Tuesday night, the doors to the Ford Memorial Chapel creak open as a tight-knit group of students from all over campus slides together into the p...

The Orchesis Dance Company cast bows during the finale of the show. The show closed with a short performance to Lady Gaga’s “Applause.”

Orchesis performs ‘The Golden Age’

Comedy Corner: Baseball, Bonanza and Shakespeare

The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported on Oct. 31 that $1 million in gambling revenue will be used to help Southwest Greensburg build a new public wor...

Prof. John MacNeill Miller publishes first book

Professor John MacNeill Miller recently published his book “The Ecological Plot: How Stories Gave Rise to a Science.” A work of literary history ...

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The cast of “Frog and Toad” take their final bow after the second night of the show in the Gladys Mullenix Black Theatre on Saturday, Nov. 9. Lucy Palmer, ’27, (center left) played the character Frog, and Niyah Moore, ’27, (center) played the character Toad.

“A Year with Frog and Toad”

Trump wins presidency

In the early morning hours of Wednesday, Nov. 6, former President Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election against Vice President Kamala Harris...

Binnington demonstrates the improper way to drink tea. “We do not drink tea with our pinkies up,” Binnington said, referring to British people. “That is something you Americans made up.” During the event, Binnington also made clear his distate for microwaving water for tea. “The hell is wrong with you?” Binnington jokingly asked a student who had raised the subject.

Gator Day centers wellness and civic engagement

Bloeser on the election: “Democracy Matters”

Associate Professor of Political Science, researcher and scholar Andrew Bloeser is an expert in his field. As the director for the Center for Politica...

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Intertwined Presence

Comedy Corner: Grover Cleveland, amendments and the Senate

Who is Allegheny Christian Outreach?

Orchesis performs ‘The Golden Age’

Comedy Corner: Baseball, Bonanza and Shakespeare

Prof. John MacNeill Miller publishes first book

“A Year with Frog and Toad”

Trump wins presidency

Gator Day centers wellness and civic engagement

Bloeser on the election: “Democracy Matters”

Q&A with U.S. House candidates

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