Rehab of Allegheny College’s Bentley Hall extended
The Meadville Tribune featured an article about the renovation of Bentley Hall, Allegheny’s oldest and most famous building.
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Allegheny College Awarded COVID-19 Response Grant from Erie Community Foundation
Allegheny College has received a one-year COVID-19 Rapid Response grant of $29,750 from the Erie Community Foundation to support the Lake Effect Leaders AmeriCorps Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) Project. The goal of the AmeriCorps VISTA Project, which is funded through the Corporation for National and Community Service, is to boost the capacity of […]
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Offers Inside Look at Allegheny College’s Decision to Open for On-Campus Living and Learning in the Fall
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette recently offered an inside look at the decision-making process that led to Allegheny College’s announcement that the college is planning to open for on-campus living and instruction in the fall. The article, “Inside Allegheny College’s decision to open or close in a pandemic,” describes the questions and issues that Allegheny President Hilary […]
Northwest Passage Trumpet Trio Releases CD, Shares Virtual Performance
The Northwest Passage Trumpet Trio, of which Dr. Jennifer Dearden, associate professor of music and chair of the Allegheny College Music Department, is a founding member, has announced the recent release of its first album, “Expeditions.” The trio also consists of two other music professors from the northwest Pennsylvania area — Dr. Timothy Winfield of […]
Inside Allegheny College’s decision to open or close in a pandemic
Allegheny College plans to re-open for on-campus living and instruction in the fall after an extensive review of strategies to do so safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Allegheny College Planning to Open for On-Campus Living and Learning in Fall 2020
Allegheny College President Hilary L. Link announced today that the college is planning to open for on-campus living and instruction in the fall. Members of the campus community were notified of the decision through a campus-wide communication today. “We do not make this announcement lightly,” said Link. “We have undertaken a comprehensive and extensively detailed […]
Allegheny Student Maya Hackman Awarded Department of Veterans Affairs Health Professional Scholarship
Allegheny College student Maya Hackman has been awarded a scholarship through the Department of Veterans Affairs Health Professional Scholarship Program (HPSP), which provides financial assistance to individuals pursuing a program of study leading to a Master of Science in physician assistant studies. Hackman, a junior biology major and psychology minor, will attend Chatham University for […]
Allegheny Alumni Journalists Discuss Local Storytelling Amid the Pandemic
A year ago, Marley Parish, Alex Weidenhof and Ellis Giacomelli had just received their diplomas from Allegheny College. They now find themselves as community journalists working for local newspapers and covering the impacts of the worldwide pandemic that is perhaps the biggest ongoing story since World War II. All three of the 2019 graduates and […]
People & Places: May 2020
People & Places is published monthly during the academic year by the Office of College Relations. It reports on the professional activities of members of the College community and highlights student achievement. On March 6, Assistant Professor of Global Health Studies Pamela Runestad participated in Teaching Ethnography for Social Engagement, a workshop sponsored by CU-Boulder. […]
National Radio Program to Spotlight Faculty Research at Allegheny College
Six Allegheny College professors will be featured on “The Academic Minute,” a national radio broadcast and podcast that highlights research from colleges and universities throughout the world, beginning on Monday, May 25. Starting with Monday’s broadcast, five of the professors will “take over” “The Academic Minute” program for the week. Each day, one Allegheny faculty […]
