The Campus

What’s growing on in the Carrden? Allegheny’s Carrden becomes Certified Naturally Grown

August 30, 2019

James Coxon, a produce gardener, and his son, Ryan, examine their stock at the Meadville Market House farmers market on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016.

Mobile market to benefit Meadville produce farmers

October 21, 2016

Mobile market brings produce to Meadville

Arianna O'Connell, Contributing Writer

September 15, 2016

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...

2020: the year Allegheny achieves climate neutrality

Tyler Stigall, Science and International Editor

September 15, 2016

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...

Tomatoes, some of the
more fragile crops of the
Carrden, are often initially
planted in the greenhouse
and then acclimated and
transplanted outside.

Students maintain Carrden during summer months

August 28, 2014