Junior Appreciation Week

Dawit Kahesay, Staff Writer|March 24, 2023

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Third- and Fourth-year Class Dean Jonathan May and ASG Senator Kaleialoha Froning, ‘24, distribute self-care kits in the lobby of the Henderson Campus Center during the lunch hour on Tuesday, March 21.

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The sun shines through the floor-to-ceiling windows of Carr Hall, the building that houses the environmental science department, on Thursday, April 18.

50 years of environmental science: How the ‘weakest science’ became Allegheny’s hallmark program

Cat Marchando, ’26, prepares to present about harm reduction policies to the Allegheny Student Government at the General Assembly on Tuesday, April 16.

Student presents to ASG on harm reduction policy

Earth Day programs span week

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Gator Day moved to Election Day: 10 years of work with the Andrew Goodman Foundation

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The total solar eclipse passed over Meadville at 3:16 p.m. on April 8. Though there have been partial eclipses in the area —most recently in 2017 — Monday marked the first total solar eclipse in Crawford County in 218 years, the last one being nine years before Allegheny was founded in 1806 (Photo courtesy of Kris Hatcher).

‘Once in a lifetime’: Hundreds from community celebrate total solar eclipse at ‘Eclipse Fest’

The sun shines through the floor-to-ceiling windows of Carr Hall, the building that houses the environmental science department, on Thursday, April 18.

50 years of environmental science: How the ‘weakest science’ became Allegheny’s hallmark program

Cat Marchando, ’26, prepares to present about harm reduction policies to the Allegheny Student Government at the General Assembly on Tuesday, April 16.

Student presents to ASG on harm reduction policy

The total solar eclipse passed over Meadville at 3:16 p.m. on April 8. Though there have been partial eclipses in the area —most recently in 2017 — Monday marked the first total solar eclipse in Crawford County in 218 years, the last one being nine years before Allegheny was founded in 1806 (Photo courtesy of Kris Hatcher).

‘Once in a lifetime’: Hundreds from community celebrate total solar eclipse at ‘Eclipse Fest’

Winge hired as VP for Enrollment Management

Winge hired as VP for Enrollment Management

Members of Allegheny Student Government hold up their placards to vote during the General Assembly on Tuesday, April 2.

Inside a tumultuous ASG

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