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.

Toader sprints the final stretch of the women’s 400 meter race. Toader won the 400 in 58.53 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...

Less than a week after the highest COVID-19 case count on campus since the beginning of the pandemic, the Allegheny College Health Agency has once again loosened masking requirements on campus. The most...

Allegheny College is in the middle of the largest spike of COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the pandemic more than two years ago. As of Thursday afternoon, 146 students were in isolation after testing...

Nine female students were struck by pellets fired from a car on North Main Street on the evening of Wednesday, April 20, in an incident defined in the college’s crime log as a “simple assault.” The...

Mark Kozar of Flaherty & O’Hara, a firm in Pittsburgh that specializes in liquor licensing, responds to public comments on the during the April 21 hearing.

ASG President Noah Tart, ’22, marks down an attendee’s hand prior to the April 23 concert. All attendees were checked by security before entering.

Dean for Institutional Advancement Kristin Dukes will be taking a new position as Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Chatham University. President Hilary Link announced the change via...

Allegheny College’s Major Events Committee has once again brought a concert to the Gator community. The MEC announced via Instagram that rapper A Boogie wit da Hoodie would be headlining the April 23...

August McCannon, ’25, places nonbinary and pansexual flags on a table during the event.

Chalking visible in front of the Campus Center Friday evening. Most of the messages got washed away by Saturday's rain.

Today marks two years since the World Health Organization formally declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Allegheny College required all students to leave campus for Spring Break, anticipating at the time that...

The Collaboratory space on the third floor of the Pelletier Library, where the community writing space meets every Sunday from 7-9 p.m.

A wider view of the demonstration as Shafran speaks.

Forward Caden Hinckley, ’23, battle for the ball against Wooster forward Turner Kurt on Feb. 19 in the James H. Mullen arena.

Kylie Kasavage, ’23, attempts to make a free throw shot from the foul lineduring halftime of the women’s basketball game on Feb. 8. Kasavage did not win the competition.

Allegheny College recently announced the appointment of Angela T. Haddad as provost and dean of the faculty at Allegheny College in a press release. The role has been held by Ron Cole, ’87, since 2015....

About 40 students gathered in the Quigley Auditorium for an informal forum discussion in support of the Chinese minor and program head associate professor of Chinese Xiaoling Shi on the evening of Wednesday,...

On the evening of Saturday, Feb. 5, a fire was reported in a recycling bin in the North Village II dormitory, forcing residents to evacuate for just under an hour as sections of the building filled with...

Around 5:30 p.m. this evening, an unidentified student pulled the fire alarm in the North Village II dormitory to report a fire in a recycling bin. According to Shyler Kreitz, '22, an NVII resident, that...

A panorama view of the Allegheny Student Government's Feb. 1 General Assembly, as Provost Ron Cole, '87, delivers his presentation on his new staffing plan.

Gaveled to order at 7:32pm on Tuesday, Feb. 1, Allegheny Student Government’s first in-person General Assembly of the semester featured a guest speaker in Provost Ron Cole, ’87, who addressed the body...