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People & Places: January 2019

Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and Director of Jewish Life Adrienne Krone attended the Annual Conference of the Association for Jewish Studies in Boston in December, where she presented a paper, entitled “Farming and Feminism: Gender Dynamics in the Jewish Community Farming Movement.” An essay, “In the Weeds,” in which she reflects on the state […]

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Letters to the Editor — Winter 2019 Allegheny Magazine

Remembering the Glory Days of Street Theatre I read with interest the profile of Ted Shaker ’72 which was featured in the latest issue of Allegheny magazine and which began with a brief description of Shaker’s involvement in Street Theatre when he was a student. The article did not mention that the founder of Allegheny’s […]

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Newly elected and first female president of Allegheny College shares her vision

Allegheny President-elect Hilary Link says she’s inspired by Allegheny’s innovative approach to the liberal arts.

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Allegheny Names Hilary L. Link as 22nd President of the College

The Allegheny College Board of Trustees has unanimously elected Hilary L. Link, dean of Temple University Rome, as Allegheny’s 22nd president. Link will assume the presidency on July 1, 2019. The board’s vote followed the unanimous recommendation of Link by the Presidential Search Committee, which conducted a national search for a successor to James H. […]

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Allegheny College names new president

Hilary Link, the dean of Temple University Rome is the new president of Allegheny College.  

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Officials look to replenish Little Library

A student and staff member from Allegheny College’s Creek Connections program helped to retrieve children’s books from a local waterway after they were thrown there by a vandal. Donations are being accepted to replace the books, which were taken from Shadybrook Park’s Little Free Library.

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Alumna Finds Voice Through Journalism While At Allegheny College

While at Allegheny College, Sara Holthouse ’21 found her passion for journalism, leading her to a fulfilling career at The Post Journal in Jamestown, NY. Primarily, she interviews community members and writes news stories. “I really loved my time at Allegheny. Allegheny is the only reason I have my career as a journalist because I’d […]

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Allegheny Graduate Develops Youth Programming at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Among the dark green leaves at the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens (Phipps), you can see Jennifer Torrance Stuckey ’16 educating young minds about nature and climate. As Youth Climate Advocacy Committee (YCAC) Coordinator, she takes great delight in shaping the next generation of changemakers. “At Allegheny, I managed our two aquaponics systems in Carr […]

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Acutec Precision Aerospace, Inc. CEO & President Presents To Allegheny College Students The Value of Employee Stock Ownership Plans

Acutec Precision Aerospace, Inc. (Acutec) has a rich history with Allegheny College, dating back to its beginning. Founded by alumnus Greg Antoun ’73, and subsequently grown by Rob Smith ‘73 from 17 people to over 430 employees in three locations, the partnership has only deepened. The Center for Political Participation and the Center for Business […]

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People & Places: June 2024-August 2024

Associate Professor of Global Health and Business and Economics, Amelia Finaret, published a textbook (open-access) with Palgrave-MacMillan based on her GHS 345 course.  Food Economics: Agriculture, Nutrition, and Health was made possible by many students who have taken GHS 345: Economics of Food and Agriculture over the past 9 years at Allegheny College. The book […]