I have never been an incredibly superstitious person, but as I left campus on Friday, March 13, for what was then-predicted to be spring break followed by one week of remote learning, I knew things were...

“(COVID-19) must be a top priority for every country,” said current Director General of the World Health Organization Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus during a mission briefing on Wednesday, March 4. “Our...

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded on Jan. 16, 1920, at Howard University. Seven Allegheny College students established the Pi Phi Chapter on Dec. 8, 2019.  Arizona Cleaver Stemons, Myrtle Tyler...

Allegheny College’s Library and Information Technology Services staff began identifying books eligible for consideration for removal in September 2019.  The LITS staff is considering removing books...

The World Health Organization officially declared a public health emergency following the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus from China to multiple other countries on Thursday, Jan. 30.  The WHO’s declaration...

Allegheny’s Center for Business and Economics kicked off its spring semester’s lunchtime learning lecture series on at 12:15 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16,. in Quigley Hall Auditorium by welcoming Trustee...

Allegheny College contracts St. Moritz Building Services to help with all on-campus cleaning services.  “The workers who are employed by St. Moritz organized into a union — the Workers United Union,”...

The year 2019 gave me a newfound appreciation for reasonable people and an addiction to Kim Kardashian: Hollywood. While 2019 had great potential, it fell a bit. However, it did take me on one wild rollercoaster...

The Karl W. Weiss, ’87, lecture series continued with a presentation on World War II British Children’s Literature by Assistant Professor of English and Director of Education Studies Susan Slote. “It...

Sunday, Oct. 27, marked the one-year anniversary of the deadly shooting that took place at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood.  In less than 11 minutes, 11 people who...

Partner at Willkie Farr and Gallagher LLP and Allegheny trustee Michael Young, ’78, made his way back to campus to discuss business law and ethics.  The Bruce R. Thompson Center for Business and Economics...

A former Allegheny student who was arrested for allegedly trespassing on campus is also facing drug charges. The student’s preliminary hearing in the drug case was scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 19, and...

Assistant Professor of Psychology and Educational Studies Jennifer Foreman presented the first Karl W. Weiss, ’87, Faculty Lecture Series on Wednesday, Sept. 11, with her presentation “Beyond Captions:...

On the night of April 7 at Julian’s Bar and Grill, an Allegheny alumnus, ’17, was assaulted and later sent to UPMC Hamot in Erie for immediate surgery. On April 11, a former Allegheny student was arrested...

Allegheny College saw a significant number of changes over the summer, ranging from major renovations to Crawford Hall to President Link beginning her tenure as the 22nd president of the college. The...

Charges against an Allegheny College student for alleged assault were withdrawn on Tuesday, May 14. Kobe Pinkney, ’21, was charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, harassment and disorderly...

New and returning students brought numerous big ideas before the panel of judges in the 2019 Zingale Big Idea Competition. Allegheny College’s Center for Business and Economics hosted its annual competition...

The number of college students who report experiencing stress and anxiety in their daily lives has increased 20 percent over the past five years, according to the American Institute of Stress. While...

The stars aligned for some Allegheny students this year. For one night every year, Allegheny’s Astronomy Club transforms into the astrology club to help students find love. “We are the astronomy...

The annual International Film Festival gives students the opportunity to escape campus for an evening and forget about their everyday stresses, transporting them to far off places. The film festival has...

The year of the pig has officially begun. However, unlike traditional western New Year’s celebrations, Chinese New Year, also known as the spring festival, celebrations last more than just one night....

German writer-in-residence, Birgit Weyhe, concluded her short course by showcasing two of her own works. On Wednesday, Oct. 17, Weyhe presented two of her graphic novels to conclude the seven-week short...

Allegheny’s campus has seen many renovations this fall — some more noticeable than others. While many have noticed the major renovations to Bentley Hall and the location changes of many of the college’s...

Allegheny College encourages its students to actively promote sustainability — through campus rain gardens, environmental community art, a comprehensive composting program, a green roof, LEED certified...

Lee Coates retired from Allegheny College last year after serving as a professor of biology, neuroscience and global health studies since 1992. Coates spent two years at Bucks County Community College...

The Phi Beta Kappa Society of Allegheny College hosted this year’s visiting scholar, Ayanna Thompson, on Thursday, Feb. 16. Ayanna Thompson is currently a professor of English at George Washington University....

Allegheny College offers its students a number of different clubs and extracurricular activities, such as Alpha Pi Omega, Student Athlete Advisory Committee, the Game Room Pool League and multiple other...

Justin Timberlake’s fifth album, “Man of the Woods,” debuted on Friday, Feb. 2. Timberlake claims the album takes listeners back to his childhood where he spent roaming the land between Memphis and...

China held its 19th Chinese Communist Party Congress on Oct. 18. Xi Jinping, China’s current president and general secretary of the Communist Party of China, will serve a second five-year term. The week-long...

The Center for Business and Economics held its first ever Gator Day panel on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2017. The panel was titled “Things I wish I Knew Four Years Ago” and included advice from Margo Birol,...

Students ranging from elementary school to college joined together with members of the local community to help serve Meadville and Crawford County on Allegheny College’s 24th annual Make a Difference...

Allegheny College is on a mission to become an invaluable resource for the Meadville community. The college campus is striving to recreate beneficial and authentic relations between Meadville, Crawford...