The scent of fried chicken wings drenched in various sauces wafted through the halls of the Henderson Campus Center on Sept. 19, signaling the return of one of the most beloved traditions at Allegheny...

As of Monday, Sept. 13, the Allegheny College community will get their noses swabbed by kits from Inspire Diagnostics instead of Abbott Laboratories’ BinaxNOW rapid tests. The decision,  announced via...

Vice President Sophie Adams, ’22 gaveled the weekly General Assembly of the Allegheny Student Government to order at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 14 in room 301/302 of the Henderson Campus Center, setting...

SAMI MIRZA/THE CAMPUS The walls of the former Gateway and Learning Commons — the section of the library now known as the Maytum Center for Student Success — have been painted bright blue gold to coincide...

Ali, one of the Carrden's chickens, stares down our cameraman as if he was a sage leaf, which the Carrden's feathery partners devour without hesitation.

Allegheny College fully returned to in-person instruction on Aug. 24 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic forced students home in March of 2020. Most students have elected to attend class and...

On Sept. 9, 21 and 30, Allegheny College President Hilary Link will be visiting Erie, Buffalo and Cleveland, respectively. According to the Allegheny College website, the events are a chance for alumni,...

Sami sits down to talk with with Dean for Student Success Ian Binnington, First-Year Class Dean Niki Fjeldal, and Ryan Sesler, '23, about the new class assemblies.

Following last week’s successful move-in, Student Life hosted a wide variety of on-campus events as a part of the “Week of Welcome.” Students flocked to the semester’s first Late Night Breakfast...

Matriculation is the traditional beginning of students’ academic journey at Allegheny College. Last year, pursuant to COVID-19 health guidelines, the ceremony was conducted virtually as a prerecorded...

In an email to students July 23, the Allegheny College Health Agency announced a new pandemic plan for the 2021-22 school year in which the administration plans to fully reopen the college. According to...

Beef kabob, rice, pita bread, salad, and hummus were served this past Wednesday for iftar, the meal to break one’s fast.

The Brooks parking lot behind Brooks Hall and Walker Hall on Park Ave.

Alexa Isaguirre Portillo, '24 (L), and Kyrié Doniz, '23, study in Grounds for Change, which opened this spring with new COVID-19 guidelines.

On Friday, April 23, the Intercultural Advocates of the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Access and Social Justice Center hosted a “Vigil for George Floyd,” for students to remember Floyd and all victims...

On May 8, the Bruce R. Thompson Center for Business and Economics will be hosting the finals for the Zingale Big Idea competition. The roughly seven-hour competition will take place virtually for the first...

Last Tuesday, April 13, the Allegheny College Health Agency announced that all students would be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, earlier than the previous date of April 19. According to the email,...

On Tuesday evening in the southeast corner of Murray Lawn, the Spiritual and Religious Life Office hosted an event for healing and acknowledging losses over the last year. The event, titled “Healing...

A video review of a wrap, fries, and shake from E-Street Eatery in Meadville. Review by Jordan Greynolds, produced by Sami Mirza

Allegheny Art Galleries' latest exhibition, "Performance Anxiety," delves into the increasing digitization of our world and how that affects our lives. Story by Mohammad Mansour and Sami Mirza

In the wake of the Atlanta spa shootings which killed eight people, six of whom were Asian women, the Association for Asian and Asian American Awareness and the South Asian Student Society hosted a vigil...

Paintings by Taha Heydari hang in the Doane Hall of Art during the 'Performance Anxiety' exhibition.

To honor the victims of the Atlanta spa shootings and stand against anti-Asian racism, students gathered in the Gator Quad Tuesday evening. Story by George Ackerman and Sami Mirza

Student returns green box in Brooks Dining Hall.

Grounds for Change, Allegheny's student-run, sustainable coffeeshop, has reopened after almost a year closed due to the pandemic.

Stepping into the Henderson Campus Center on Monday morning, there was an unexpectedly strong smell floating through the foyer, something different yet pleasant. Coffee. Grounds for Change is serving...

An update on the renovations of Bentley Hall, the oldest building on campus. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the project's completion has been delayed by two semesters, but is approaching completion.

Bentley Hall has stood for almost two centuries as the symbol of Allegheny College and — for several decades — was the only building on campus. Nicholas Woronchuk, ’21, remembers the building as...

The Center for Political Participation and the Andrew Goodman Foundation hosted Election Day activities last Tuesday Nov. 3, including busing students to the polls, handing out t-shirts and snacks, and...

The WARC Studio in the Henderson Campus Center. Due to FCC regulations, the station has only been broadcasting during students’ shows

UPDATE Oct. 16 9:50 a.m.: The Rally for Ferrence will be held on Murray Lawn, not the gator quad as previously indicated. English Department Chair and Associate Professor Matthew Ferrence is running...

Just north of Arch St. on Park Ave. stands McClure’s Fish House and More, Meadville’s newest Black-owned business. The establishment, the first of its kind since Meadville’s Long John Silver’s...

For the last two weekends, the courtyard of the Vukovich Center for Communication Arts has echoed with the sounds of the Playshop Theatre’s “Go Play Outside!,” a series of socially distanced short...