Black History Month

William Lowthert, Contributing Writer|February 24, 2023

Shawntea Mahdi, ’23, sells tickets for the Soul Food Dinner event that occured on Sunday, Feb. 19, at the Schultz Banquet Hall.

Hatch Hollow moves location

Meadville’s downtown area will soon see some changes to its local businesses. Indigo Boutique and Botanica announced on Sept. 25 that it will be clo...

The Allegheny Bike Share’s smoothie bike awaits its next user in Brooks Circle on Saturday, Sept. 27.

Green clubs hold Climate Awareness Day

ASG ratifies new amendment

Allegheny Student Government’s meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 1, concluded with the ratification of a new club and passage of a constitutional amendment, ...

Mary Murray (right), accompanied by Maria McLaughlin (left) and Megan McCarthy King, explains different types of appeals that come to the Superior Court.

Pennsylvania Superior Court visits Allegheny College

Toby Johnson, ’25
Major: Physics

“Something I can’t wrap my head around is how...in quantum mechanics how we know (a particle) is in a superposition before we observe it.”

Ask Allegheny: What can you not wrap your head around?

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Sporks impaled in the Gator Quad lawn line the pathway to the entrance of the Henderson Campus Center as part of the Office of Sustainability’s #SporkTheQuad event on Monday, Sept. 23.

#SporkTheQuad leans into fun sustainability

Dree Zeiszler, ’26, talks on the phone in front of the new plant wall on Sept. 19. Before its recent improvement efforts, the plant wall had not received significant upgrades since its installation 12 years ago.

Carr Hall plant wall receives a revitilization

Alumna performs ‘As Good As It Gets’

Alumni, faculty, families and students settled into the seats of the Gladys Mullenix Black Theatre as Liz Colarte, ’17, put on her one-woman show, �...

Red Russian Kale: Kale’s anti-bitterness critics should consider giving this variety a second chance to prove its merits on the plate. The LA Times proclaims that “red-stemmed Russian kale may be the sweetest of all.”

The Carrden supplies the ‘yum’ to campus events

Phi Delta Theta hosted a fundraiser on Wednesday, Sept. 10, where students could throw a pie of whipped cream at Assistant Professor of Chemistry Matt Betush or Dean for the Student Experience Ian Binnington.

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Black History Month

Hatch Hollow moves location

Green clubs hold Climate Awareness Day

ASG ratifies new amendment

Pennsylvania Superior Court visits Allegheny College

Ask Allegheny: What can you not wrap your head around?

#SporkTheQuad leans into fun sustainability

Carr Hall plant wall receives a revitilization

Alumna performs ‘As Good As It Gets’

The Carrden supplies the ‘yum’ to campus events

Phi Delta Theta hosts ‘Pie a Professor’ fundraiser

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