Adam Cohen, Contributing Writer
October 11, 2019
Waking up before 6 a.m. may not be appealing to anyone, but the Allegheny Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Team practices at that time three days a week. The team has been working both in and out of the pool as its 2019 se...
Travis Luxbacher, Sports Editor
October 11, 2019
The Allegheny Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams recently wrapped up a successful fall campaign. Both teams finished with a perfect 4-0 record, which bodes well for the future and most importantly, the upcoming spring season.
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Kelsey Evans, Photographer
October 11, 2019
From Monday, Oct. 7, through Friday, Oct. 11, “Overkill,” Allegheny College’s student-run literary and art magazine, collected short five-word horror stories in the Henderson Campus Center lobby.
“We came up with a couple...
September 13, 2019
Hannah Schaffer, News Editor
May 16, 2019
Charges against an Allegheny College student for alleged assault were withdrawn on Tuesday, May 14.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 conduct for his alleged role in ...
Hannah Schaffer, Science/International Editor
September 6, 2018
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 in Bucks County, P...
August 30, 2018
Ellis Giacomelli, Features Editor
August 24, 2018
The Fulbright Program, developed by Sen. J. William Fulbright in 1946, provides opportunities for educators, students and professionals to explore relationships between the United States and other countries and foster interna...
Joseph Tingley, Editor-in-Chief
April 26, 2018
When I first visited Allegheny, the first place I wanted to find was the newspaper office. As it happened, the door was open when I found my way to the third floor of the campus center.
Inside, the then newspaper adviser Professor Cher...
Chris Brindle, Opinion Editor
April 26, 2018
Four years is not long. Two is even shorter, and that is how long this editor has written for The Campus. Despite that short tenure, as he reflects on the time he has spent here he is confronted foremost by the importance of s...
Chris Brindle, Opinion Editor
April 12, 2018
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There is something amiss on American campuses, and two books aim to shed light on it: Allan Bloom’s 1987 book “The Closing of the American Mind,” and John Haidt and Greg Lukionoff’s forthcoming book “The Coddling of the Ameri...
February 1, 2018
