Allegheny Student Government swore in one more Senator and discussed filling committees at their general assembly on Tuesday. The meeting lasted just 24 minutes and began with the swearing-in of Senator...

Setting boundaries is H-O-T-T-O-G-O. Rising pop star Chappell Roan has started a long-overdue conversation on what it means to be famous, particularly as someone who blew up very quickly. On Aug. 23, Roan...

With Election Day approaching on Nov. 5, Allegheny organizations are preparing students to exercise their civic rights by organizing intentional conversations and a number of voter resources on an updated...

The Allegheny Student Government swore in new senators and discussed updates to finances at the first General Assembly of the year on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Each class filled all five Senate positions except...

I’m pissed off. If you’ve been keeping up with the news lately — which, props to you if you can stomach it — you know that this was quite an eventful summer for American politics. President Biden...

For the first time in its history, Gator Day will coincide with Election Day thanks to the work of student ambassadors involved with the Andrew Goodman Foundation. The foundation has partnered with Allegheny...

The Truman Show takes place in a fictional seaside town where every aspect of the main character Truman Burbank’s life is closely surveilled. Unbeknownst to Truman, he is the main character in a show...

Students are reporting food insecurity in the form of skipping meals, not finding balanced meals and eating less healthy meals, according to the results of an October 2023 survey distributed by Allegheny...

In the final months of the school year, as prospective students stream onto campus and seniors chip away at their comp (comprehensive project) work, last week saw the recognition of another group of students:...

Every conversation goes the same way. Someone well-meaning, maybe a family friend or a class dean or my dentist, asks how school is going. “Great,” I tell them. “I’m busy, but it’s great.” It’s...

The credit load amount at which students incur a course overload fee is being raised from 20 to 24 credits. Provost and Dean of the Faculty Angela Haddad explained that the decision to up the credit cap...

In 2023, Spotify added a new element to its annual “Wrapped” release. In addition to the breakdown of a listener’s music taste, listening habits and where they fell within their top artist’s “top...

When asked about what the impact of the internet would be one day, rock legend David Bowie responded: “I don’t think we’ve even seen the tip of the iceberg. I think the potential of what the internet...

One of my favorite authors as a child was undoubtedly Roald Dahl. You name a book of his, I likely devoured its bizarre contents in a sitting or two: “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” “Matilda,” “The Witches,”...

Content warning: this article discusses gun violence. Reader discretion is advised. America. Land of the free, home of the brave, so we’re told. It’s not irregular these days to wake up to a news...

I’ve noticed recently a kind of messaging that seems unavoidable once you pick up on it. You can find it in your dorm hall, your community spaces, or your Instagram feed, most commonly. But unlike other...

The Allegheny Student Government announced the timeline for a new ASG bookkeeper and swore in two new senators at their General Assembly on Tuesday, Sept. 19, in room 301/302 of the Henderson Campus Center....

If you saw the Barbie movie this summer as someone who grew up experiencing girlhood, it’s likely that you cried. Whether it was America Ferrara’s monologue on the double standards of being a woman...

The Slotes arrived at Allegheny College in a blizzard.  Even through the cold and snow, one thing was clear to Ben Slote: Allegheny was no ordinary school.  “I was just very impressed about how both...

No one wants to speak about it. Music blared over the stereo for sound checks, audience questions were being finalized and “wanna be an ACTIVE BYSTANDER?” was written on the green chalkboard at the...

Like many things in America, weed is equally politicized and misunderstood. Since little is concretely known about the consumption and effects of marijuana, much of the conversation around its use is speculative....

As any true book lover knows, a book is more than a physical item. It is not the pages or binding or ink that make a book a book, but rather its contents. The students of ART 584, “Contemporary Institutes...

In my room there hangs an all-white poster. All that fills the space is 4,628 boxes, roughly a fifth of them checked with a single black line. It’s plain, simple and terrifying all at once. Each box...

To speak or not to speak, that is the question. For many prominent members of the Republican Party, the question has a simple answer: Speak if you will benefit, stay silent if you will not. Like a lot...

The Allegheny Student Government held its weekly general assembly on March 28 to continue judicial proceedings, discuss finance issues and approve a new club. The final order of business for the GA was...

In between the sunlit windows and the plethora of hanging flags on the second floor of the Henderson Campus Center, dozens of stylish students lined up to have their professional photograph taken. Down...

It may be February, but the Office of Career Education has its sights set on summer. With speakers lined up and plenty of ice cream to go around, the office’s “Summer Scoop Series” gave students...

Editor’s note: Allegheny Student Government announced late last night that Smith has officially been removed from the 2023-24 presidential race, citing a violation of Article 1, Section 6 of the ASG...

Ray Colabawalla, ’25, and Joe Leszczynski, ’25, are running for Allegheny Student Government’s President and Vice President, respectively. Leszczynski serves as the current vice president for the...

Kevin Murphy, ’24, and Manasvi Bantawa, ’24, are running for Allegheny Student Government President and Vice President, respectively. Focused primarily on student culture, the ASG-outsiders want to...

Love is in the air. Or maybe it’s consumerism. Walking into any store in America in the weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day, it seems that love is not so much a feeling as it is a product. Massive...

Few things are powerful enough to draw people out of their warm homes and into the cold and snow on a dark winter evening. Cookies are one of those things, and Meadville business owners know it. Cookies...

If you pass by Oddfellows Hall on a summer day, you are likely to hear a distinct chatter from above. Look up, and you may catch a glimpse of a small, gray figure swooping through the sky. Those sights...

When you think of Generation Z, what comes to mind? Depending on your age, you may think of your children, your peers or your students. Maybe a more abstract concept comes to mind — the future, open-mindedness...

In classic liberal arts style, Allegheny is hosting a new collaboration project between the Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the Office of Sustainability. The series of events, named “DEEPly...