Willy Walker, Science/International Editor
February 6, 2020
To respond to the growing climate crisis, several activist groups have formed with the intent to empower young people to take action against climate change. One of these organizations has just begun to take root at Allegheny C...
Olivia Blakeslee, Features Editor
January 30, 2020
When reflecting on Morgan Boyd, ’18, and his career since leaving Allegheny College, Quigley Hall Building Coordinator Sarah Holt knew exactly what to say.
“He knew exactly what he wanted to do, and he’s doing it,” Holt said. ...
Shira Haus, Contributing Writer
September 12, 2019
As the 2020 U.S. presidential election looms closer each day and Democratic candidates fight for the top spot in the rankings, there is one question on everyone’s mind: who can beat President Donald Trump?
And, as with such br...
October 25, 2018
Lauren Trimber, Senior News Editor
April 5, 2018
After a three week campaign, the Allegheny Student Government primary ended with presidential candidate Camila Gomez, ’19, and vice presidential candidate Gillian Greene, ’20, winning the election. Almost immediately after the...
Lauren Trimber, Senior News Editor
March 8, 2018
After participating in Allegheny’s first primary election in five years, a debate held before the student body and a two-week long campaign, the Allegheny Student Government presidential and vice presidential candidates are neari...
Dakotah Manson, Junior News Editor
March 1, 2018
Passion and experience went head-to-head on Wednesday, Feb. 28, as the final candidates for the 2018 Allegheny Student Government presidential and vice presidential election participated in the General Election Debate. The debate was held between ASG ...
Lauren Trimber, News Editor
February 15, 2018
With Allegheny Student Government elections fast approaching, the official candidates discussed their platforms, expectations for the elections and decisions that led them to run. For the first time in five years, the six cand...
Tyler Allen and Royse Bachtel
November 2, 2017
In August 2017, the Center for Political Participation received Allegheny College’s National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement Campus Report that outlined Allegheny’s voting participation in the 2016 general election...
Shea Beaumont, Opinion Editor
December 8, 2016
For the fourth time in American history, the Electoral College has outweighed the popular vote. But what does that mean for our country?
President-elect Donald Trump lost to Hillary Clinton in the popular vote, but took the advantage in the E...
Shea Beaumont, Opinion Editor
December 1, 2016
Just when you thought the commotion around the 2016 election was dead and gone, a proposal surrounding election integrity has come up.
Questions of potential voter fraud have arisen throughout the country, and former Green Party Candi...
Jack Goodman, Web Manager
November 18, 2016
I spent just under five hours watching the election results roll in last Tuesday night, Nov. 8, 2016. As the night began, I was under the impression that Hillary Clinton had a secure chance at winning the election.
This was ...
