Sami Mirza is a junior from many different places. He is majoring in International Studies with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa and minor in Journalism in the Public Interest. This is his third year on staff and his first in the EIC position; last year he worked on News, and the year before, Features. When not writing, shooting, or editing for The Campus, Sami can be found working part-time for the Chatham Star-Tribune, working on classwork, or playing video games.
Allegheny College briefly lost power just before 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 25, with lights and electronics shutting down and then powering right back on across campus. The college’s internet remained...
The Allegheny Student Government met in joint session with the cabinet of college President Ron Cole, '87, for the final General Assembly of the year Tuesday night. The two groups sat for over an hour...
The Allegheny Student Government held its shortest General Assembly of the year Tuesday, Dec. 6, clocking in at just 23 minutes gavel-to-gavel — though the short length did not make the meeting any less...
Allegheny students could be working a part-time sales position with Vector Marketing over the winter break, according to an email from the college’s Career Education team on Tuesday, Nov. 29,.
“Alum,...
op to bottom: Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Heather Moore Roberson, Provost Angela Haddad and President Ron Cole, ’87, cheer during the free-throw contest.
The Allegheny Student Government honored Danielle Duncan, discussed shared governance and set satirical publication The Krampus on the road to ASG recognition at their General Assembly on Tuesday, Nov....
Is Matthew Bocchi, ’13, banned from campus? The answer, it would seem, is yes.
In an email statement to The Campus responding to a Nov. 4 article on an alleged ban against Bocchi, Vice President of...
An Allegheny College student was killed in a collision on Interstate 79 Friday night, according to a Saturday afternoon email from the college to the campus community.
“We write to share the tragic...
A former Allegheny College employee has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the institution, alleging that her firing in October 2021 was discriminatory and retaliatory.
The Boston office of HKM...
President Ron Cole, ’87, addressed the Allegheny Student Government at their weekly General Assembly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 8. As a part of their regular business, ASG voted to approve the college’s...
It has been more than a year since Matthew Bocchi, ’13, returned to campus to attend the rededication of Bentley Hall. He is among dozens of donors recognized on a plaque in the building’s entryway,...
The Allegheny Student Government passed a resolution in support of codifying Roe v. Wade into law nationwide at their weekly General Assembly on Tuesday, Nov. 1, appending ASG’s name to a petition started...
At exactly 2:40 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 25, two pies made direct contact with the face of President Ron Cole, ’87, sending whipped cream and pie crust flying across the Gator Quad.
“It was a double...
The Allegheny Student Government discussed disruptions in the college WiFi and took steps to amend its Financial Guidelines at their General Assembly on Tuesday, Oct. 25.
In response to a question from...
Allegheny College will receive a $2 million grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to help renovate Reis Hall and construct a new home for the Center for Business and Economics, State Senator Michele...
Dean for Student Success Ian Binnington (left) races Associate Professor and Chair of Mathematics Craig Dodge (right) in the “Bungee Run” at the all-campus gathering on Friday, Oct. 21.
Allegheny’s swim and dive teams opened their regular season on Friday, Oct. 21 with a home meet against the Washington and Jefferson Presidents. The event was hosted in the Mellon Pool at the Wise Center...
The Allegheny Student Government approved funds to kickstart a food bank for students, spoke with the Class Deans about stronger support for students with mental health issues and provided an update on...
Dozens of Meadville residents, including an Allegheny College professor and student, protested rent hikes outside the Wheatfield, New York, offices of real-estate developer Calamar on Wednesday, Oct. 12.
The...
The men’s tennis team wrapped up their fall season — three non-conference dual matches and a pair of tournaments — on Oct. 6 with a 9-0 victory over Penn State Behrend. The win comes on the heels...
Left to right: Mila Anderson, ’25, Emma Chambers, ’24, and India McCruter, ’24, celebrating after scoring a point during their home game versus Geneva.
Most food produced by Allegheny College’s kitchens winds up in students’ stomachs. What is not eaten by the end of the day is thrown into the college’s compost system and recycled into the Carr Hall...
Residents of Walker Hall exited their building in response to a fire alarm on the morning of Thursday, Oct. 6. However, as students on the first floor returned to their rooms, they noticed something not...
The Allegheny Student Government heard updates regarding the Counseling and Personal Development Center and the college’s reaccreditation process and swore in two new senators at their General Assembly...
President Ron Cole, ’87, has been spotted at a number of campus events since assuming the presidency last week. Some of these events, like listening sessions in the Henderson Campus Center and Grounds...
At the Allegheny Student Government’s opening General Assembly on Aug. 30, ASG President Veronica Green, ’23, announced that the Loop — a partnership between ASG and the local Crawford Area Transportation...
The audience celebrates after Brady Napolean, ’25, scores the game-sealing goal for men’s soccer in the second half of their 4-2 win over Westminster College on Saturday, Sept. 24.
The Allegheny Student Government addressed a racist comment posted online against a cabinet member, discussed filling seats on the college’s shared governance committees and talked about their new financial...
What is the best single-player videogame?
Ask any decently-experienced gamer and they’ll probably rattle off a handful of must-have games, many with deep and engaging storylines. Names like “Portal,”...
Cliff Weaver, '25, laces a free kick into Case Western Reserve territory during the second half of their game on Sept. 17 at Robertson Athletic Complex.
Acting President of Allegheny College Ron Cole, ’87, and former President Hilary Link at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Watershed Conservation Research Center on May 8. At the time, Cole was serving...
Leaders of student organizations across campus received a pair of emails in the opening weeks of the semester about that ubiquitous element of college life: alcohol.
Interim Dean of Students Trae Yeckley...
As Allegheny’s cross country squad finished up their stretches on the track at Frank B. Fuhrer Field Monday afternoon, they were joined by members of Allegheny’s field hockey team, the men’s soccer...
At its weekly General Assembly Tuesday evening, the Allegheny Student Government discussed issues with the Green Box system and sustainability within the dining service, voted to reopen club budget hearings,...
The Allegheny Student Government will be working with a budget twice as large as previously thought, in what will be the body’s second largest amount of available funds since at least the 2016-17 academic...
Former Associate Professor of Chinese Xiaoling Shi has filed a “charge of discrimination” against Allegheny College with the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for the circumstances...
At its weekly General Assembly on Tuesday, the Allegheny Student Government welcomed two new senators and approved five new cabinet members, in addition to approving two new clubs for their first round...
Elijah Roberson, 13, son of Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Heather Moore Roberson, high-fives David Babb, ’25, as the team runs out of the locker room for the second half.
The Allegheny Women’s Field Hockey team are in the process of making history, as they have gotten off to their hottest start since the beginning of the program, seizing 19 goals and three shutouts en...
Schultz Banquet Hall hosted an unusual sight on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 6. In the middle of the banquet hall, comfortable-looking leather beds were surrounded by medical equipment and defended...
With a $1 million gift, Allegheny Trustee John Sutphen, ’78, and Jaime Sutphen, ’79, have endowed the head coaching position for Allegheny’s men’s basketball team.
The donation, announced via...
In their opening General Assembly of the academic year, Allegheny Student Government discussed allegations of discrimination against members of the college administration and faculty, passed new financial...
Tylir Shannon, ’22, sprints the final stretch of the men’s 200 meter race at the Marty Goldberg Invitational at Robertson Athletic Complex on Thursday, May 12. Shannon finished third in 22.49 seconds.
The newly renovated room 101 in the basement of Carr Hall will now be known as the Allegheny College Watershed Conservation Research Center.
First announced in October of last year, the WCRC, as it is...
