A New Generation of Jewish Farmers Return to the Land
Allegheny Professor Adrienne Krone shared her expertise on Jewish community farming in this story.
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The world’s oldest sourdough?
Environmental Science & Sustainability Professor Eric Pallant is quoted in this article about the search for the oldest sourdough bread starter.
Allegheny Graduate Educates Millions Across the Country With Smithsonian Learning Lab
When Darren Milligan ’99 realized that medical school wasn’t the right path for him, he looked to his Allegheny College faculty mentors for advice. They encouraged Milligan to explore new interests, which prompted him to enroll in art classes at Allegheny — and take the first step toward his career today with the Smithsonian Institution. […]
Allegheny Graduate Develops Initiatives To Promote Oral Health for the American Dental Association
Matt Zaborowski ’17, MPH, CPH, initially set out to pursue a career as a dentist. However, as an Allegheny College student, he found another route and realized his vision of promoting oral health. “I was actively involved on campus and was presented with tremendous opportunities in the community to develop my passion,” says Zaborowski, who […]
Allegheny Alumna Recognizes and Develops Emerging Leaders
Maribel Cruz ’87 brings out the best in others as director of leadership consulting at Talent Plus, Inc. Through extensive writing and mentoring Cruz remains dedicated to her work. Her time at Allegheny was pivotal in shaping these strengths. “At Allegheny, I could pose questions and pursue independent research, which truly gave me a leg […]
Allegheny Graduate Awarded Inaugural Max Ferrá Director Fellowship From INTAR Theatre
In early 2022, Itzel Ayala ’18 was awarded the inaugural Max Ferrá Director Fellowship from INTAR (International Arts Relations) Theatre, a national honor that recognizes an exceptional emerging Latinx director. Ayala says her experiences at Allegheny College helped set the stage for the next step in her blossoming career in the theatre. “I think my […]
Cleveland struggles to attract talent. Here’s a look at one program aiming to help fix that
Allegheny College is mentioned among the member institutions of Summer on the Cuyahoga, a summer internship and immersion program in Cleveland, Ohio.
Potato roll boycott is nothing new; Consumer activism shows mixed historical results
History and Black Studies Professor Alyssa Ribeiro was interviewed for this story, sharing insights on the history of boycotts.
Allegheny College Unveils Fresh, Rebranded Athletic Logos
On June 15, President Hilary L. Link and Director of Athletics and Recreation Bill Ross unveiled new branding for Gator athletics at an on-campus event.
