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The college’s counseling services are housed in the Winslow Health Center, located in Schultz Hall at the south end of campus.

Changes to wellness resources on campus provide new options

Sam Heilmann, Opinion Editor
September 1, 2023
Cole (Image Courtesy of Allegheny College)

Cole reappointed to full term as president

Sami Mirza, Editor-in-Chief
July 13, 2023

College settles lawsuit related to Dec. 2019 armed rape

Sami Mirza, Editor-in-Chief
May 26, 2023
Allegheny Student Government President Nicole Recio Bremer, ’25, addresses the 2022-23 ASG cabinet and senate after she and her cabinet were officially installed.

ASG swears in 2023-24 president, cabinet

Roman Hladio, Editor-in-Chief
April 28, 2023
Members of Allegheny Student Government, Students for Environmental Action and Green Students of Color manage the thrift shop held in the lobby of the Henderson Campus Center on Tuesday, April 25.

Reduce, re-use, restyle

Dawit Kahesay, Staff Writer
April 28, 2023

Honoring civility and democracy

Anna Westbrook, Junior News Editor
April 28, 2023
Students enjoy the bouncy house at the “Beach Vibes Cookout” event.

Neon Nights

Hassan Javed, News Editor
April 28, 2023

Walk-a-thon raises more than money

Elanor Bonta, Features Writer
April 21, 2023
Cole addresses the general assembly on Tuesday, April 18. Many of the things Cole discussed were issues raised by students that had either been addressed, that will be addressed before the fall semester or will continue to be worked toward by the college’s senior leadership team.

ASG hosts Cole, the Hill Group

Roman Hladio, Editor-in-Chief
April 21, 2023
Jordan Pallitto, ’06, speaks to the Allegheny Student Government’s General Assembly on the evening of Tuesday, April 18. Pallitto is the Chief Operating Officer of The Hill Group, which is leading the strategic planning process implemented by President Ron Cole, ’87.

Strategic planning process begins with Hill Group visit

Anna Westbrook, Junior News Editor
April 21, 2023
Stephanie Alfaro-Alcaide, ’24, adjusts a set piece at her display. Taking inspiration from child abuse prevention agency Amigos for Kids’ exhibit “Broken Crayons,” Alfaro-Alcaide hid messages of abuse in drawings and notebooks as a child might.

Worse Monsters

Leigh Larson, Contributing Writer
April 21, 2023

ASG makes last votes, finance approvals

Roman Hladio, Editor-in-Chief
April 14, 2023
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