News

Allegheny College’s Creek Connections Program Receives Grants to Promote Watershed Education

July 1, 2021

Allegheny College has received $93,000 in grants from The Grable Foundation of Pittsburgh and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to support the College’s Creek Connections program, an environmental education outreach effort that brings hands-on environmental education to K-12 schools throughout western Pennsylvania. A $90,000 grant from The Grable Foundation, a foundation dedicated to changing […]

WQLN-TV launching Saturday night movie show hosted by Allegheny College professor

July 1, 2021 In the News

Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies Glenn Holland will host a new show on WQLN-TV, the PBS affiliate in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Podcast: The value of outside perspectives and an interdisciplinary approach to education

June 16, 2021 In the News

Allegheny President Hilary L. Link is featured in this episode of The Better Leaders Better Schools Podcast with Daniel Bauer.

Student-Faculty Summer Research Returns to the Allegheny Campus

June 15, 2021

Allegheny College’s Summer Research program is returning in a big way in 2021 as 103 students will be participating in some form of summer research and the well-attended weekly Allegheny College Research Seminar Series (ACRoSS) meetings will return, albeit virtually at first. The student-faculty research this year is funded through the Provost’s Office, through external […]

Five Questions with Allegheny College Professor Emerita and Public Artist Amara Geffen

June 9, 2021 In the News

Amara Geffen, the Ella V. Bush Endowed Professor of Art (Emerita), is coordinating a community chalk art festival during the Second Saturday Market in downtown Meadville in June.

Allegheny College English Professor Receives Prestigious American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship

June 4, 2021

Allegheny College Assistant Professor of English John MacNeill Miller has been named a Fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) for the fall of 2021. Miller said he will use the fellowship semester to complete his book, On Background: Scenery, Ecology, and the Social Novel, which focuses on the entangled intellectual histories of […]

People & Places: June 2021

June 3, 2021 People and Places

People & Places is published monthly during the academic year. It reports on the professional activities of members of the College community and highlights student achievement. On May 5, 2021, Professor of Political Science and International Studies Shannan Mattiace shared her co-authored work on “Indian Resistance to Criminal Violence in Mexico,” with master’s students at the Autonomous […]

Ceremonies at Allegheny celebrate 317 graduates

May 24, 2021 In the News

Allegheny President Hilary L. Link, presiding at her first commencement at the college, honored the graduates in the Class of 2021 for their resiliency and their special place in history.

a group of people in graduation gowns and hats walking down a sidewalk

Commencement Ceremonies at Allegheny College Celebrate 317 Graduates, Three Distinguished Leaders

May 22, 2021

Allegheny College today honored 317 graduates and presented honorary degrees to three distinguished leaders in three separate Commencement ceremonies held on the Bicentennial Plaza in the college’s 206th year. Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degrees were conferred on Emily Graslie, a science communicator, video host and educational media producer; Dr. Denise Johnson, acting physician general […]

Allegheny College Student’s Dry Lake Farm Pitch Wins Zingale Big Idea Competition

May 19, 2021

Allegheny College student Brandon Bolling won the $10,000 first-place prize at the 14th annual Zingale Big Idea Competition, held virtually by the College’s Bruce R. Thompson Center For Business & Economics on Saturday, May 8. Bolling pitched a concept for Dry Lake Farm, an environmentally friendly chicken producer, in the competition, which emulates the experiences seen on […]

News

Categories

Tags