art – The Campus

Domestic Displays

February 3, 2020

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The repercussions of cutting music education in the US

Willy Walker, Science/International Editor

November 14, 2019

Sports, STEM; sports, STEM. It is no myth that high schools all across the United States often overlook a music education in favor of athletics or science, technology, engineering and math subjects or athletics. Sure, a lot of the jo...

Speculative geographies

November 12, 2019

Exercising creativity: ‘Overkill’ magazine prepares for Halloween with themed writing event

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...

Innovation and creativity

Shaelyn Ursida, Features Editor

September 19, 2019

“Unusual combinations” is a concept heavily embraced at Allegheny College — as stated in the 2014-15 Allegheny College Viewbook, it celebrates the uniqueness of Allegheny students. That is exactly what this collaborative of profes...

Allegheny student’s artwork sparks online controversy

February 28, 2019

‘Challenging Borders’

February 7, 2019

From childhood to Toronto: Freeman works toward career in art

November 8, 2018

Edinboro students present work on campus

Steven Heine, Junior News Editor

March 8, 2018

Sara Catapano, Matthew Cote, Ben Frederick and Hannah Pierce, four graduate student artists from Edinboro University, presented a talk about their art on Wednesday, March 7, at Allegheny College’s Bowman~Penelec~Megahan Art Gall...

Rough Trade: Clay Bodies and Queer Visions

January 25, 2018

Students design art project to share campus stories

Steven Heine, Junior News Editor

December 8, 2017

Two Allegheny art courses debuted a semester-long project on Wednesday, Dec. 6, in the Gator Quad. The project will run until Sunday, Dec. 10. Faculty and students worked with the Jewish and Muslim communities on campus to crea...

Artwork with a hidden complexity

Michael Fernandez, Contributing writer

September 14, 2017

Judy Holdener, of Kenyon college, recently visited Allegheny College to give remarks on the immersion between digital art and mathematics. Holdener is currently a professor in the field of mathematics, at Kenyon College. Her pri...