Ben Stavnezer, ’27, and Aubryanna Snyder, ’27, were elected to serve as the next co-editors-in-chief of The Campus during the 2026-27 academic year. Stavnezer and Snyder bring to The Campus a combined...

Brooks Hall, Brooks Dining Hall and Walker Hall were evacuated shortly before 8 p.m. on Sunday, April 12, after a burning smell in the Brooks dining room prompted Parkhurst employees to contact the Office...

While a tornado watch was in effect for Meadville, the mood at the annual Allegheny Student Government presidential debate was similarly stormy, with discussion between the two tickets leading to biting...

Former Third- and Fourth-Year Class Dean Jonathon May died on Dec. 9 at the age of 40. May worked at Allegheny from February 2022 to May 2024 and was one of three inaugural class deans, a position instituted...

This story is no longer being updated as of Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. For the most recent coverage, see the News section of the website. 6:59 p.m. Water service has now been restored following the completion...

Democrats saw sweeping victories across the nation in Tuesday’s election, including several Meadville races. The Democratic “Vote for Meadville” ticket won, according to unofficial results, the three...

Don’t dream it, be it. The Student Experimental Theater, in affiliation with Gator Activities Programming, donned fishnets and corsets to put on an exuberant performance of “The Rocky Horror Picture...

Allegheny has no shortage of notable alumni, but perhaps none are quite as remarkable as Ida Tarbell, class of 1880. The Wall Street Journal, on Sept. 7, named Tarbell as one of just six Americans who...

The team needed a timeout. After jostling with Hiram College for a leg up on the court on Friday, Sept. 19, the Allegheny volleyball team was slipping further behind on the scoreboard. Right as Head Volleyball...

Pine Market closed for just over 36 hours last weekend after an accident left a grab-and-go refrigerator shattered on the floor and sent a Parkhurst employee to the emergency room. Parkhurst General...

Paige Kageni, ’27, Andrew Germann, ’26, Anton Hodge, ’27, and Milo Watson, ’26, flip through old issues of The Campus dating back to the 1960s at The Campus Newsroom Open House on Saturday, Sept....

Parkhurst employee Shai Covell makes a cold brew smoothie at the new Gator Gulp station. Covell’s coworker, Evan Gleason, laughs in the background.

Roman Hladio, ’23, and Maddy Segar, ’24, laugh at a story from an old issue of The Campus. Hladio served as editor-in-chief during the 2021-22 and 2022-23 academic years.

Approximately 30 students and Meadville residents gathered at the Murray Hall firepit on Monday night to honor Charlie Kirk, the conservative media figure and Turning Point USA founder who was assassinated...

More than 8,000 people flocked to the Erie Insurance Arena on Tuesday to listen to a conversation with former President Barack Obama that touched on a wide variety of topics like the state of democracy,...

More than two years since the college solicited student opinion about what to do with the area where Caflisch Hall formerly sat, the lot has still not seen any major developments. Caflisch was demolished...

“Never settle.” This was the guiding ethos that Cross Country and Track and Field Coach Ben Mourer, ’07, brought to his work with Gator student-athletes for over a decade. And it is the ethos he...

Laughter and music rang out over North Main Street on the overcast evening of Thursday, April 10, as a crowd of over 100 Allegheny students and faculty members gathered on the lawn outside the Newton Observatory...

A recent talk championing the fight to prevent transgender women from participating in women’s sports was met with repeated applause from a sympathetic audience of just over 40 students and members of...

Allegheny Student Government hosted its annual presidential debate in Quigley Auditorium on Tuesday, March 25. The two tickets faced off in an hour-long discussion that delved into topics ranging from...

Members of ASG and more than 10 constituents debated for over an hour during Tuesday's General Assembly about whether the body should vote to award ASG recognition to an Allegheny College chapter of Turning...

  A "sea" of constituents is how Allegheny Student Government Vice President Joe Leszczynski, '25, described the student turnout at Tuesday's General Assembly. Students sat on the floor, lined...

An Allegheny student was struck by a car while crossing North Main Street on the evening of Thursday, Nov. 14. The student did not suffer any major injuries and returned from the hospital just a handful...

As one of two chambers in Congress, the U.S. House of Representatives plays a key role in U.S. policymaking. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Meadville residents will have the opportunity to decide whether they want...

Vilma’s Kitchen, a restaurant serving authentic Puerto Rican cuisine, hosted Democratic Party vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz and a small group of Erie County residents on Thursday. During the...

The lobby of the Henderson Campus Center was packed with students, alumni, faculty, administrators, family and friends celebrating the ‘In For Allegheny: Our Pathway Forward’ campaign kickoff on the...

A mock-up of the Phil St. Moritz, ’61, Center for Innovation at Reis Hall hangs outside the Allegheny Lab for Innovation & Creativity in Doane Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The ALIC lab in Doane will relocate...

Empty plant pots sit on the floor in front of the dismantled Carr Hall plant wall on Sept. 4. As part of the wall’s revitilization process, the rainwater watering system received upgrades.

Students working, reading and hanging out with friends in the dozens of blue and gold adirondack chairs that are scattered across campus: it’s a common sight on warmer days at the beginning and end of...

The beginning of the academic year marks the return of Parkhurst as the college’s dining provider, following a two-year stint with Aramark that left students deeply dissatisfied with the food options...

The third floor of the Henderson Campus Center echoed with the bumping bass and smooth vocals of 90s R&B and rap music on Tuesday, Aug. 27. The IDEAS Center was the source of the celebration, drawing...

Due to inclement weather earlier in the day, the annual Involvement Fair was moved into the Henderson Campus Center lobby. Students could visit dozens of clubs on the main floor and talk with community...

Established in 1788, the city of Meadville has no shortage of old, historic buildings. But, with climate change driving increased flooding risk and a greater number of dangerously hot days each year,...

Sophia Mita, ’25, discusses her research with President Ron Cole, ’87, at URSCA’s annual poster session event.

URSCA’s annual Celebration of Summer Research and Scholarship Poster Session Program occurred on Monday, Aug. 26.

The hydroponics system, located to the right of the shelving, will grow fresh produce for students. The system was funded by the Bonner Program.

New year, new Wi-Fi. After nearly six months of inconsistent access to wireless internet, reliable, though occasionally, slow Wi-Fi is available across campus. This progress is due to ongoing work from...

Bella James, ’24, sings a solo during the Jazz Ensemble concert on Sunday, Dec. 3, in the lobby of the Henderson Campus Center.

A petition requesting a partial tuition reimbursement for all students due to ongoing Wi-Fi issues garnered over 700 signatures from the campus community before being taken down on Oct. 20. The story...

President Ron Cole, ’87, was officially sworn in on Saturday, Oct. 14, as the 23rd president of Allegheny College. In attendance at Cole’s inauguration were members of the Board of Trustees, Presidents...

Signs were recently posted in McKinley’s Dining Hall requesting that students be aware of their food waste and that they try to mitigate it.