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Allegheny College Trustee Named President & CEO of Leadership Pittsburgh 

What started as a drive to connect and serve the Pittsburgh region became a calling for Jennifer Daurora ’99. Daurora was recently named the new president and chief executive officer of Leadership Pittsburgh Inc.

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Former Allegheny College Trustee receives Baird’s Citizenship Award

Financial services firm Baird awarded former Allegheny College trustee and parent Kim Tillotson Fleming and her brother, Craig Tillotson, the 2026 Brenton H. Rupple Citizenship Award — the organization’s highest honor — which recognizes outstanding dedication to community service, leadership and suppor

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ALIC @ Bessemer Expanding Educational Access, Fostering Regional Partnerships, & Supporting innovation

Byron Rich, Executive Director of the Allegheny Lab for Innovation & Creativity, recently appeared on The WPSE Podcast to discuss how Allegheny College’s ALIC @ Bessemer branch campus is bridging the gap between higher education and manufacturing industry workforce development.

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U.S. Forest Service Research Cuts & Consolidations — Changes For Forest Ecology

Professor Rich Bowden shares in an article exploring how future cuts and consolidations to the U.S Forest Service could change research in the Allegheny National Forest.

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Wholesale Vegetable Price Spikes Might Not Show Up In Your Grocery Bill — Yet

Amelia Finaret, associate professor of global health and economics, was recently featured on Marketplace (an NPR show) alongside fellow experts from Cornell and Purdue Universities.

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Why The Co-Curriculum Is Key To Student Success In The 21st Century

Heather Moore Roberson posits that higher education should prepare students for purposeful lives, beyond just a career.

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Community-Engaged Courses: Meeting Demands of Students & Employers

Richard Bowden, professor of environmental science and sustainability, discussed integrating collaborative, hands-on learning to meet workforce needs with the Academic Leader. Bowden notes that engaging in community projects allows students to develop agency over their learning in meaningful ways and build transferable skills after graduation.

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How To Help Students Navigate Technology’s Power Dynamics

Janyl Jumadinova, an associate professor of computer science, discussed the shift students face in navigating the digital landscape, where unchecked information or deepfakes can influence their worldview, with University Business.

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Alternative Food Movements and Religious Life in the United States

Adrienne Krone, associate professor of environmental science and sustainability, recently wrote Free-Range Religion: Alternative Food Movements and Religious Life in the United States.

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Building Homes For Bats On Campus

The project to build bat boxes is funded by the National Wildlife Federation Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom Grant. Its primary mission is to lure bats away from undesirable locations and to more desirable locations to enhance the population.