Mobile Market House headed to a neighborhood near you
Meadville’s Mobile Market House, which brings locally grown produce to locations across Crawford County, started as an outgrowth of Allegheny College’s Community Wellness Initiative.
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Allegheny Graduate Tackles Marketing, Medical Assignments
Recent Allegheny College graduate Natalia Buczek finds herself taking her first career steps with one foot in the marketing world and the other foot in the medical field. Buczek, an Erie native who graduated in May 2019, has started her full-time job as a project coordinator handling client concerns and overseeing marketing tasks at the […]
When Opportunity Knocks, Allegheny College Graduate Answers
Christopher Miller has always made the most of the opportunities presented to him. He just earned his bachelor’s degree from Allegheny College and will begin his career this summer at a New York City tech firm called Capgemini, a French multinational corporation that provides consulting, technology, professional and outsourcing services. “I will be working as […]
Allegheny’s Carrden Earns Certified Naturally Grown Status
A national organization has certified that produce coming from Allegheny College’s Carrden is grown without pesticides and herbicides and meets all organic agriculture standards. The Carrden and all its tasty produce sprouting near Carr Hall is now Certified Naturally Grown, and was certified as such in early June. A Saegertown-area certified organic farmer inspected the […]
“Moher” Than a Vacation
Editor’s note: In May, the Allegheny College Women’s Basketball team traveled to Ireland to explore the country and match up against Irish basketball teams. Zoe Soilis ’20 shared her thoughts on the trip and the team’s experience. Going to Ireland with my teammates has been one of the most fun experiences of my life! It […]
Recent Allegheny Graduate Receives Boren Scholarship to Study in China
Kaylah Pinkney ‘19 received a prestigious Boren Scholarship, and will move to Nanjing, China starting in September of this year, studying the Mandarin language and the practices of traditional Chinese medicine at Nanjing University. Pinkney graduated with the Class of 2019, receiving a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience with a Chinese Language minor. She says the […]
Medal of Honor recipient remembered on 75th anniversary of D-Day
The bell in Allegheny College’s Bentley Hall rang 13 times at 2 p.m. on Thursday, June 6, to commemorate the 13 American men — including John D. Kelly of Crawford County — who earned the Medal of Honor for their heroic actions in the D-Day invasion during World War II.
From Immokalee to med school, the Guadalupe Center helps students pursue their dream careers
Alan Cuevas Villagomez, who graduated from Allegheny in May 2019 with a major in biology and a minor in psychology, is featured in this story.
Allegheny College hosts tolling of bells in honor of D-Day Anniversary
The tolling of the bells coincided with the National Medal of Honor Museum commemorating today’s 75th Anniversary of D-Day.
Allegheny College Awarded Grant from Mozilla Foundation
Allegheny College received a $144,252 grant from the Mozilla Foundation for the Responsible Computer Science Challenge, a partnership of Omidyar Network, Mozilla, Schmidt Futures, and Craig Newmark Philanthropies. Oliver Bonham-Carter, assistant professor of computer science, will direct the grant project, which aims to integrate ethics and social responsibility into undergraduate computer science courses. “Through this […]
