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The new book “Citizen Reporters” explores the symbiotic relationship between magazine editor S.S. McClure and pioneering investigative journalist Ida Tarbell, Allegheny class of 1880.
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The new book “Citizen Reporters” explores the symbiotic relationship between magazine editor S.S. McClure and pioneering investigative journalist Ida Tarbell, Allegheny class of 1880.
Robert G. Seddig Chair in Political Science Brian Harward gave the annual Robert H. Jackson Day address at the Warren County Courthouse in Warren, Pa. His talk, “Presidential Power in the Modern Era,” was based on his recent book on the presidency and explored both recent events and historical patterns of presidential power.
This article reports findings from a study conducted by Allegheny economics professor Stephen Onyeiwu and students Gillian Greene and Matthew Massucci.
Every day, the Allegheny Food Rescue program delivers uneaten meals from the college’s Brooks Dining Hall to local nonprofits, churches and other such groups.
Allegheny President Hilary Link was interviewed for this article about women’s leadership in the workplace.
Allegheny students and members of the public were invited to the college’s David V. Wise Sport & Fitness Center to take part in a number of activities celebrating National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
The Bruce R. Thompson Center for Business and Economics at Allegheny College has introduced a new opportunity for area residents to compete for $10,000 in cash prizes by presenting their ideas for a business or nonprofit based in Crawford County.
Rebecca Dawson, assistant professor of global health studies and biology at Allegheny College, discussed the coronavirus outbreak in an interview with Erie News Now, which airs on the city’s CBS and NBC affiliates. Dawson is an expert in epidemiology and global health challenges, researching disease risk factors and patterns of disease in human populations. Watch Dawson’s interview […]
Biology and global health studies professor Rebecca Dawson shares her expertise on epidemiology in an interview with Erie’s NBC and CBS affiliates.
Allegheny political science professor Brian Harward recently published a new book titled “The Presidency in Times of Crisis and Disaster.” The book looks at how America’s presidents have responded to major tests of their leadership.
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