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.
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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.
Allegheny College celebrates National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Allegheny students and members of the public were invited to the college’s David V. Wise Sport & Fitness Center to take part in a number of activities celebrating National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
City of Pittsburgh Honors Allegheny Graduate and Author Posthumously
It’s not every day that a city names a day after a children’s book author. But Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto declared December 8, 2019, Kate Dopirak Day as her fellow writers came together to hold a children’s book festival in her honor. Kate’s Kid Book Bash, held inside the Ace Hotel in Pittsburgh, was a […]
Allegheny College Named a Best Value College for 2020 by The Princeton Review
Allegheny College is one of the nation’s top colleges for students seeking a superb education with great career preparation and at an affordable price — and one of the top 25 best schools for making an impact, according to The Princeton Review. The education services company named Allegheny as a Best Value College for 2020 […]
Zingale Big Idea Competition Expands to Include Track for Area Residents Seeking Business Funding
The Bruce R. Thompson Center for Business and Economics at Allegheny College has introduced a new opportunity for area residents to compete for $10,000 in cash prizes by presenting their ideas for a business or nonprofit based in Crawford County. The college’s Zingale Big Idea Competition will expand this year to include a track for […]
Public invited to participate in Allegheny College’s ‘Shark Tank’-like competition
The Bruce R. Thompson Center for Business and Economics at Allegheny College has introduced a new opportunity for area residents to compete for $10,000 in cash prizes by presenting their ideas for a business or nonprofit based in Crawford County.
Now Is the Time to Find Jobs and Internships as Potential Employers Visit Allegheny Campus
It’s still relatively early in the semester, but now is the time for Allegheny College students to think about and plan what they would like to be doing this summer, especially when it comes to internships and gaining valuable work experience. That’s the message from Jim Fitch, Allegheny’s director of career education, who says there […]
Israel Sojourn Provides Inspiration for Allegheny Environmental Science Professor
Allegheny College professor Beth Choate spent her winter holiday break touring Israel and visiting universities and other institutions of higher learning to find out more about how Israeli researchers are thinking about sustainable behaviors and methods that spark change. What she took away from the trip was “amazing stories of sustainability as a result of […]
