An Allegheny student was struck by a car while crossing North Main Street on the evening of Thursday, Nov. 14. The student did not suffer any major injuries and returned from the hospital just a handful...

As one of two chambers in Congress, the U.S. House of Representatives plays a key role in U.S. policymaking. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Meadville residents will have the opportunity to decide whether they want...

Vilma’s Kitchen, a restaurant serving authentic Puerto Rican cuisine, hosted Democratic Party vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz and a small group of Erie County residents on Thursday. During the...

The lobby of the Henderson Campus Center was packed with students, alumni, faculty, administrators, family and friends celebrating the ‘In For Allegheny: Our Pathway Forward’ campaign kickoff on the...

A mock-up of the Phil St. Moritz, ’61, Center for Innovation at Reis Hall hangs outside the Allegheny Lab for Innovation & Creativity in Doane Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The ALIC lab in Doane will relocate...

Empty plant pots sit on the floor in front of the dismantled Carr Hall plant wall on Sept. 4. As part of the wall’s revitilization process, the rainwater watering system received upgrades.

Students working, reading and hanging out with friends in the dozens of blue and gold adirondack chairs that are scattered across campus: it’s a common sight on warmer days at the beginning and end of...

The beginning of the academic year marks the return of Parkhurst as the college’s dining provider, following a two-year stint with Aramark that left students deeply dissatisfied with the food options...

The third floor of the Henderson Campus Center echoed with the bumping bass and smooth vocals of 90s R&B and rap music on Tuesday, Aug. 27. The IDEAS Center was the source of the celebration, drawing...

Due to inclement weather earlier in the day, the annual Involvement Fair was moved into the Henderson Campus Center lobby. Students could visit dozens of clubs on the main floor and talk with community...

Established in 1788, the city of Meadville has no shortage of old, historic buildings. But, with climate change driving increased flooding risk and a greater number of dangerously hot days each year,...

Sophia Mita, ’25, discusses her research with President Ron Cole, ’87, at URSCA’s annual poster session event.

URSCA’s annual Celebration of Summer Research and Scholarship Poster Session Program occurred on Monday, Aug. 26.

The hydroponics system, located to the right of the shelving, will grow fresh produce for students. The system was funded by the Bonner Program.

New year, new Wi-Fi. After nearly six months of inconsistent access to wireless internet, reliable, though occasionally, slow Wi-Fi is available across campus. This progress is due to ongoing work from...

Bella James, ’24, sings a solo during the Jazz Ensemble concert on Sunday, Dec. 3, in the lobby of the Henderson Campus Center.

A petition requesting a partial tuition reimbursement for all students due to ongoing Wi-Fi issues garnered over 700 signatures from the campus community before being taken down on Oct. 20. The story...

President Ron Cole, ’87, was officially sworn in on Saturday, Oct. 14, as the 23rd president of Allegheny College. In attendance at Cole’s inauguration were members of the Board of Trustees, Presidents...

Signs were recently posted in McKinley’s Dining Hall requesting that students be aware of their food waste and that they try to mitigate it.

The college has acquired two Starlink satellite dishes to provide localized high-speed wireless connections, scheduled the replacement of core switches, and has begun the process of replacing all of the...

What was originally touted as a four-day scheduled outage has turned into a nearly two-month-long uphill battle with the internet. Now a month into classes, many students are still experiencing significant...

Three weeks into the academic year, Wi-Fi issues persist on campus, though work to optimize network connectivity continues. While most of the access points across campus are now tuned, the college’s...

Recruiters will be busy on campus this fall, seeking new members for a fraternity that has been absent from campus for nearly 10 years following a raid by federal agents and charges of criminal drug possession...

More than a month into what was originally a four-day scheduled internet outage and with the academic year getting started, the college is still in the process of ironing out wrinkles that popped up during...

Allegheny College’s strategic planning process officially kicked off with representatives from The Hill Group hosting open student and faculty sessions and speaking at the Allegheny Student Government’s...

There are very few things that could motivate college students to roll out of bed for an optional 8 a.m. event. Free coffee is one of those things. Packed with animated students, Grounds for Change buzzed...

The race is on to unlock a $1.25 million donation to the college. The money is part of Gator Give Day, an annual fundraising campaign that encourages those involved with the college from all eras to provide...

A major in chemistry with a minor in Dance and Movement Studies, a major in history with a minor in Energy and Society, or a major in philosophy with a minor in German. The requirement for students to...

Presidential candidate Nicole Recio Bremer, ‘25, (left) and vice presidential candidate Sam Ault, ‘26, give their opening remarks at the ASG Presidential Debate on Tuesday, March 14.

If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? If an entire soccer field filled with trees fell down every minute, would anyone notice? The Amazon rainforest is currently...

Signs bearing witty phrases like, “You’re someone’s type. Give blood today!” were scattered on the college’s snowy lawns in the days leading up to a blood drive run by the Allegheny chapter of...

Though the weather may be getting colder, the semester is only heating up. Twenty-six Allegheny Student Government cabinet members and senators trekked to the Henderson Campus Center for general assembly...

Dean for Student Experience Ian Binnington addresses the Allegheny Student Government General Assembly on Tuesday, Jan. 24.

The Theta Chi fraternity house has been listed for sale for $175,000 on Zillow since Dec. 14, 2022. Built in 1923, the house has been home to Allegheny’s Theta Chi brothers — the Beta Chi chapter —...

Allegheny College is the recipient of a “$2 million Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,” read an email sent to the community on Oct. 27. The...

The newly-appointed Acting President of Allegheny College Ron Cole, ’87, held two events on Wednesday, Sept. 21, and Thursday, Sept. 22, for students to get to know him, ask questions and bring issues...

Rows of tables stretched the length of the Henderson Campus Center on Friday, Sept. 16, for the Resource Fair Bingo Night. The table on stage was stacked high with Allegheny merchandise, drawing students...