Lawsuit against Allegheny College to enter mediation

August 31, 2017

Filed under News

A lawsuit filed against Allegheny College in United States District Court — the second in 2017 — will proceed in front of a federal magistrate judge. The college is accused of and denies charges of racial discrimination. ...

New bee or not new bee: that is the question

November 3, 2016

Class explores the ‘wild side’ of language

September 22, 2016

Allegheny Listens program addresses Islamophobia

September 22, 2016

2020: the year Allegheny achieves climate neutrality

Tyler Stigall, Science and International Editor

September 15, 2016

Filed under Science

Under President Richard Cook in 2007, Allegheny College signed the American College and University President’s Climate Commitment, overseen by the nonprofit organization Second Nature. The goal was set for the college to ac...

Mobile market brings produce to Meadville

Arianna O'Connell, Contributing Writer

September 15, 2016

Filed under Science

A new pilot program known as the Mobile Market is taking off in downtown Meadville. The program is spearheaded by Director of the Community Wellness Initiative and the Carrden Kerstin Martin. This Wednesday marked the fourth wee...

Allegheny’s only Icelandic alumna invited to speak

September 8, 2016

Obligatory integrity: not the way to uphold Honor

Lauren Ottaviani, Contributing Writer

April 21, 2016

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Though the Honor Code of Allegheny College provides important academic expectations and encourages academic integrity on campus, some of its policies are flawed and in need of revision. The Code’s Article IV presents a set of co...

SET’s mini play series: a triple threat

Logan Battin, Contributing Writer

April 14, 2016

Filed under Features

Student Experimental Theater hosted a series of mini plays on Friday, April 8. Five plays, all written, acted out and directed by students ran consecutively beginning at 8 p.m. in the Arter Little Theatre. The first performanc...

Dance and Movement Studies showcases performers’ progress

April 14, 2016

Low enrollment threatens special interest housing

Emily Greene, Staff Writer

March 11, 2016

Filed under Opinion

Due to chronic low enrollment at Allegheny College, it is now theoretically possible for all students to be housed in on-campus housing, which includes traditional dormitories as well as houses that are somewhat removed from ...

Off-campus housing curtailment causes anxiety as room draw nears

Eylie Buehler, Features Editor

February 11, 2016