Designing Lives of Purpose
Allegheny alumni know this truth well: the most important thing the College gives them isn’t a job title. It’s a framework for navigating life, shaped with intention, curiosity, and a sense of purpose.
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National and Local Students Score Top Honors in Allegheny College’s Zingale Big Idea Competition
Student entrepreneurs from 11 colleges and universities in the region and across the country competed for $42,500 in prize money, recognition and mentorship.
Students Engage as Sustainable Changemakers with The Green Coalition
Students involved in the Green Coalition promote sustainability year-round by hosting on-campus events to make it accessible to the entire community.
Bonner Student Connects with The Heart Of Downtown Meadville
Jay Shank '28 says that joining the Bonner program has been the best decision she’s ever made.
Transfer Student Finds Belonging & Embraces Unusual Combinations At Allegheny College
In a sea of students, Sterling Levine ’27 didn’t want to feel like a statistic. As a transfer student studying psychology with an art, science, and innovation minor, Levine says that it was the faculty connections that first made an impression on them.
Balancing Backhands & Backcasts: Allegheny Student Shines in Fly Fishing & Tennis
Justin Hardie ’28 doesn’t just compete; he excels, whether he’s knee-deep in a stream halfway across the world or battling on a tennis court closer to campus.
The Allegheny Review Attends Conference In Los Angeles To Learn About Publishing Industry & Make International Connections
Peyton Bender ’26 and Joseph G. Klepeis III ’26 serve as the senior editors of the oldest national undergraduate literary magazine in the United States, committed to undergraduate works of poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.
Allegheny College Student’s Path Transformed After Freshman Seminar Experience
For Anna Kohler ’26, her freshman seminar with Shanna Kirschner, Robert G. Seddig Professor of Political Science, had a significant impact on her life.
Allegheny College Students Compete In The First Annual Gatorverse Hackathon
Imagine solving a problem in just under 48 hours— that’s precisely what ten teams in this year’s first annual Gatorverse Hackathon sought to do. The challenge, hosted by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), welcomed students from any technical background to enter the Gatorverse Hackathon.
Allegheny Student Turns Her Senior Project Idea Into a Savory Museum Exhibit
While many people spend hours in the spring and summer on their hands and knees eradicating dandelions and ground ivy from their suburban lawns, Katherine Hoehl ’25 can be found in the kitchen turning those plants and other “weeds” into tasty, nutritious meals.
