The Astronomy Club hosts its annual “Star Crossed Lovers” event in the Carr Hall planetarium on Monday, Feb. 13, 2017. Prior to the event, guests filled out a survey which club board members used to...

Scott Bane and Bill Sandusky from Erie Iceworks use an iron to carve an Allegheny Gator from an ice block in preparation for ASG and GAP’s Winterfest on Saturdy, Jan. 28, 2017, outside of the Henderson...

Quintin Peacock, ’17, addressed assembled protesters in Brooks Circle on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017, as part of an event inspired by the Women’s March on Washington.

The Epsilon Iota chapter of Delta Delta Delta runs into Brooks Circle as part of Greek life’s 2016 fall run out, an Allegheny tradition, on Saturday, Sept. 17, 2016.

taking photos from the site called Bumble, it's an online dating site, like Tinder, and she took screenshots of the profile pictures and put them into categories. Each row is a different category, and...

Brennen French, '17, imitates the popularized basilisk from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in "Bathroom Mistakes", a 24 Hour Theatre Fest segment, on Saturday, Sept. 4, 2016.

Students wait at their tables for the crowds to arrive at the involvement fair on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2016.

The Dance and Movement Studies department students’ rehearse for their spring concert on Wednesday, April 13, 2016, where students will perform moves they have learned in their classes over the past...

Lydia Eckstein Jackson speaks to a room full of students, faculty and staff on Gator Day, April 5, 2016, about her recent study tour—accompanied by Tal Correm—to Rwanda where the two witnessed firsthand...

RJ Mitte, selected as the 2016 Gator of the Year, visited Allegheny College on Wednesday, April 6, 2015 to speak about living with a disability and his career.

Vesta Silva, department chair and associate professor of communication arts, helped lead a talk hosted by the Center for Political Participation on the Zika virus on Wednesday, March 2, 2016.

The Agents of Change conference was coordinated through a cooperative effort by Allegheny’s Center for Political Participation and the Year of Meadville organizers on Feb. 13, 2016.

Scott Wissinger, professor of biology, looks over items that were damaged by the flooding in Steffee on Nov. 22, 2015. According to Eric Young, Meadville chief of police, the department is still conducting...

Friends and family of Hannah Morris look over photos which capture her happier moments after the memorial in Ford Chapel on Saturday, Nov. 14. 2015.

The Boxx in Doane Hall of Art is a newly constructed student-run gallery. Its inaugural show was held on Nov. 3, 2015. Artists are still working on the ongoing exhibit, titled “New Calluses: Artists...

Presenter Marshall Miller shows the audience several magazine covers that he said demonstrates society’s attitude about sex and sexuality at the I Love Female Orgasm event on Oct. 19, 2015.

In the campus center lobby on Friday, Oct. 16, 2015, Queers and Allies hosted an event where people could come out by walking out through a set of rainbow doors.

Levi Lundell, ’17, and Bennett Gould, ’17, use a bike powered blender to make smoothies.

The day began with a provided breakfast in the Pelletier Library, where Heather Fish, ’15, and Lee Scandinaro, ’15, both Davies Coordinators in Civic Engagement, had a few words to jump start the day. “It’s...

Attorney Michael Piotrowoski gave a presentation to Allegheny students for the CPP’s Constitution Day event in Tippie Alumni Center. The presentation addressed the Constitutional limits of police deadly...

Steve Prince, designer of the project and assistant art professor at Allegheny, rolls part of the giant wooden zipper stamp with ink before it is steamrolled for a print.

The discussion at the first town hall meeting held by the CPP focused on populism in the sphere of presidential candidates Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, and what the appeal of such candidates is.

It was a terrific turnout. Students dressed in fishnets, wearing tap shoes and the iconic red lips filled the scene on the not-so-stormy night in Grounds For Change on Saturday Jan. 21. The annual screening...