The Top Colleges In 2020 For Producing Peace Corps Volunteers
Allegheny College ranked No. 4 among small schools on the Peace Corps’ list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in 2020.
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Ream strives to help people reach their full potential
The Meadville Tribune published a profile of 2002 Allegheny graduate Shane Ream, who attended Meadville Area Middle School as a student and now is a history teacher there.
County agency lays out development agenda
Allegheny president Hilary Link spoke at the annual meeting of the Economic Progress Alliance of Crawford County.
America needed their journalism; they needed each other
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.
New Report Shows Allegheny College and Fellow American Talent Initiative Members Are Expanding Access and Opportunity for Students
Allegheny College is proud to be part of a national alliance of leading colleges and universities that a new report released today shows is on track to enroll 50,000 more lower-income students by 2025. The findings underscore the importance of the American Talent Initiative’s (ATI) collaborative push to expand opportunity and socioeconomic diversity across the […]
Presidential power: Jackson Center speaker spotlights executive authority
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.
Surveys say tooling industry robust in Erie region
This article reports findings from a study conducted by Allegheny economics professor Stephen Onyeiwu and students Gillian Greene and Matthew Massucci.
Allegheny Food Rescue program delivers uneaten meals to Crawford County organizations
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.
People & Places: February 2020
Michael Michaelides, assistant professor in economics, recently had published an article in the scholarly journal Economic Modelling, Vol. 85. Titled “On Modeling Heterogeneity in Linear Models Using Trend Polynomials,” the article explores different possible modeling techniques and forms a recommendation for how to model data exhibiting time heterogeneity in the context of linear models. Associate […]
County’s women leaders serving as role models for future generations
Allegheny President Hilary Link was interviewed for this article about women’s leadership in the workplace.
