Lifelong Learners Explore the Liberal Arts in India
Allegheny College's Ishita Sinha Roy, professor of communication, media, and performance, reflects on the 2026 Alumni Tour to India.
Allegheny College's Ishita Sinha Roy, professor of communication, media, and performance, reflects on the 2026 Alumni Tour to India.
Allegheny College has reached 88% of its fundraising goal at an unprecedented pace for “In for Allegheny: Our Pathway Forward” — the largest capital campaign in its history.
In the latest Gators on Purpose episode, host Briana Lewis connects with Seth Ehrlich ’01, the CEO of SOS Outreach, an organization that has taught 3,000+ youth critical skills through mentorship based on the outdoors.
There are bright lights in the big city, and Jillian Bradley ’23 is certainly taking every opportunity she can to shine. Bradley recently starred in the play Pity Party, which premiered at the Chain Theatre’s Winter One-Act Festival in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
The journey of Aaliyah Coleman '21 was anything but a straight line as a first-generation student. The winding path of Coleman’s career ultimately created meaning, leading her to receive multiple professional accolades.
Allegheny College Director of Athletics Bill Ross has announced the hiring of former Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) champion and PAC Player of the Year Carter Hassenplug ’25 as the Gators’ next Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach.
Samantha Bretz ’18 started as a finance intern at Boston Scientific through a connection from a fellow Gator. Little did Bretz know that the connection would transform the trajectory of her career.
Cecily Milligan ’18 is entering a new chapter as a Pittsburgh Business Times 30 Under 30 honoree, while she leads positive storytelling at Oyster Creative Co., an alumni-run marketing and public relations agency based in Pittsburgh.
In the latest episode of the Gators on Purpose podcast, Briana Lewis speaks with Jonathan Spencer '79, founder of New Horizon’s House, a Colorado-based nonprofit providing care to survivors of human trafficking and sexual abuse.
Project Pericles, a higher education consortium centered on community-engaged civic learning, recently published a story that chronicles the community stewardship of President Ron Cole ’87.