Crawford County had 36 drug-related deaths in 2021, according to Open Data Pennsylvania. That same year, the U.S. reached over 106,000 deaths of the same cause, according to the National Institute on Drug...

The Allegheny Student Government held its regular General Assembly on Tuesday, April 11, in room 301/302 of the Henderson Campus Center. The catch: This GA was the second-to-last meeting under the cabinet...

The Allegheny Student Government is gearing up for the end of the academic year and the transition of power. ASG’s April 4 General Assembly was called to order at 7:30 p.m. During her minutes, ASG...

Allegheny Student Government, though low in numbers, still made it past the first round of voting for a new amendment and the revival of a club in their pre-spring break General Assembly. The meeting...

Allegheny students are set to get stronger with the introduction of a new weight exercise club and further debate on two constitutional amendments. The Allegheny Student Government called their Tuesday,...

Eleven months ago, as the fires of the 2022-23 Allegheny Student Government Presidential Election settled, one thing became clear: The 2021-22 cabinet did not trust their successors. Almost a year later,...

Nicole Reico Bremer, '25, and Sam Ault, '26, are running for Allegheny Student Government President and Vice President. The ticket prioritizes communication across all walks of life on campus. "Putting...

Isfahan, a city in Iran, was the target of a drone attack on Saturday, Jan. 28. The attack was later confirmed to be conducted by Israel’s intelligence agency, the Mossad, according to The New York Times. The...

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...

About one-third of Pakistan is currently under water in the most intense wet August weather since the country began keeping weather records in 1961, according to NPR. “This goes out to all the Allegheny...

For many first-years arriving at Allegheny College, tales of the dreaded Senior Comprehensive Project are illusive and intimidating. A comp requires students to make use of all the knowledge and skills...

A July 28 Highmark Health press release announced Allegheny College President Hilary Link’s appointment to the Highmark Incorporated Board of Directors. “We’re looking forward to Hilary’s contributions...

On Tuesday, August 23, Allegheny College President Hilary Link announced via email to the campus community that Vice President of Student Life and Dean of Students Tevis Bryant had resigned from his position....

UPDATE: Since publication, Vice President for Enrollment Management Ellen Johnson clarified that there will be no disruption in food service over the summer. Allegheny College President Hilary Link announced...

Two years and two months ago, a bright-eyed freshman submitted his second-ever article to The Campus. It was a review of the new movie “Sonic the Hedgehog” — Sega’s first real foray into major...

A lack of readers kills local journalism, but a lack of global readership kills journalists.  Released in 2021 by the International Consortium of International Journalists, the Pandora Papers exposed...

Although the frigid temperatures that came with the second day of November caused students to hunker down indoors and try to keep warm, a select group braved the weather to encourage all students to get...

Techies are excited for Apple’s new iPhone 13 that was just announced on Tuesday, and will be released on Friday, Sept. 17. All reports are saying this model is very similar to last year’s iPhone 12,...

Rand Paul, a trained eye doctor and junior senator for the state of Kentucky, has been challenging the word of Dr. Anthony Fauci and the CDC since the beginning of the pandemic. Paul has recently been...

Allegheny College announced on July 27 that 36 administrative and staff positions will be eliminated. A prepared statement provided by the college explained that this comes as a reaction to increasing...

LinkedIn announced that they would be giving their employees a paid week off beginning April 5 as “an opportunity to unplug, recharge and avoid burnout.” Management made the decision after noticing...

Editor-in-Chief of The Campus Newspaper Ethan Woodfill, ’22, recently won an honorable mention in the column category for the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association’s Student Keystone Media Awards. “It’s...

A North Carolina couple was hiss-terically attacked by a rabid bobcat in their driveway. In a video caught on home security cameras, the husband fur-tunately grabbed the big cat, throwing it across their...

With the end of the semester approaching, Allegheny Student Government President-elect Noah Tart, ’22, and Vice-President-elect Sophie Adams, ’22, have finalized their cabinet appointees. Attorney...

Content warning: Sexual assault, rape The man charged in the Ravine-Narvik sexual assault case is headed to trial. After a preliminary hearing held on April 9 by Magisterial District Judge Samuel Pendolino,...

In other ~current~ news, a light emitting tattoo-like device was recently revealed and demonstrated by a team of British and Italian researchers, shocking audiences. The device sits atop the skin like...

Internet users expressed a renewed concern for the 2020s as a user recently posted a 2018 headline from Smithsonian Magazine reading “Ancient Roundworms Allegedly Resurrected From Russian Permafrost”...

Although Allegheny Student Government faced an odd start to the semester — holding their first general assembly meeting on Oct. 6 — Director of Sustainability and Environmental Affairs Willy Walker,...

On Oct. 24, the University of Pittsburgh’s International Education department hosted a series of Webinars connected to Celtic culture and their Nationality Rooms Program in the Cathedral of Learning. Each...

On Oct. 6, Gaia Rancati, visiting professor of marketing and neuromarketing, pitched a project to her neuromarketing class with the assistance of Priyanka Chakraborty, visiting assistant professor of economics. Seeking...

Nigerian protestors were attacked last week by a group of men armed with firearms and machetes during a protest to end police violence in Lagos, according to The Associated Press. “They were shooting...

A little under a month ago, news broke that an asteroid will be nearly missing Earth a day before the presidential election, further fueling the havoc 2020 entails. The asteroid, named 2018VP1, should...

While U.S. schools continue to find their footing amid reopening during a pandemic, many countries have already made attempts at starting in-person education once more. With some plans working, others...

Billionaire and innovator Elon Musk recently unveiled progress previously kept secret on his latest project — a neural implant designed to improve quality of life and advance current technology to unknown...

As the world continues to adapt to life amidst a pandemic, governments and other institutions have attempted to maintain order by modifying older structures in place to accommodate the changing times....

Popular video creating and sharing app TikTok as well as multi-purpose media app WeChat have made global headlines in the past few weeks due to recent discoveries that installing the app may make private...

As schools reopen and students travel from all 50 states and even internationally to attend their college or university, travel amidst the pandemic has been a talking point for many. While many student...

Stephen Corsi, Jazz Director and part-time music instructor, will be ending his career at Allegheny while accepting new responsibilities as the Assistant Professor in Graduate Education at Gannon University...

As much of the world stays home waiting for the COVID-19 pandemic to run its course, a silver lining has slowly begun to reveal itself. With factories closed, planes grounded and cars parked in driveways...

Allegheny College became Pennsylvania’s first college to reach carbon neutrality in 2020. On campus, the largest step being taken is the reduction of energy consumption in the campus facilities,...

Many movies are based on pre-established characters or events, but after Marvel took control of the hearts and minds of film consumers, other large companies who probably shouldn’t be making movies about...

As last year came to an end, Allegheny College found itself completing its 13th year of dedicated work by students and faculty to become carbon neutral. To complete the goal, the college has turned to...