The results are now in, and Former Vice President Joe Biden is expected to defeat incumbent Donald Trump in the Presidential Election. Despite a refusal from the sitting President to concede the Election,...
On Wednesday, Nov. 4, Kristin Dukes, Dean for Institutional Diversity, and the Law and Policy Program hosted post-Election conversations for students and faculty.
Dukes’ forum was both in-person,...
Some students expressed concern about the administration’s response to the Breonna Taylor Vigil held on Thursday, Sept. 24, outside of the Henderson Campus Center.
“We are not about to act like...
Madi Sherman, ’22, and Sarah Mayer, ’22, were inspired to create and organize Allegheny College Students for Change when their professor asked students to discuss the political climate of today, both...
Adrean Velez, ’21, was walking to visit his friends on Loomis Street just after midnight, Friday, Sept. 18, when an incident between him and two public safety officers escalated into both officers pinning...
With their roots stemming from the soil of Meadville, two groups of activists and organizers emerged to create a groundswell of community-wide mobilization for this year’s election.
Crawford County...
Continuing a nearly three-decade tradition, the French Creek Valley Conservancy hosted the annual French Creek Watershed Cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 13.
During a normal year, the Cleanup typically brings...
Allegheny students were joined by hundreds of young students last week. This time, the kids were doing the teaching and sharing their expertise with the campus community.
Allegheny College’s Creek...
