Alexander Mericli ’05, Academic Surgery: Becoming Dynamic and Making a Broad Impact
With a distinguished career in plastic surgery and clinical research, Alexander Mericli ’05 discusses how his education at Allegheny College shaped his life.
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Why Are Measles Cases on the Rise in Western PA, and How Can You Stay Healthy?
In a story recently published by The Conversation U.S., Associate Professor of Biology Becky Dawson explains how western Pennsylvanians can stay safe with measles infections once again on the rise.
Emily Ricotta ‘09, A Winding Path to Epidemiology and Public Service
In the eighth episode of Gators on Purpose, Briana Lewis is joined by alumna Emily Ricotta ’09 to share how she’s educating and serving the public to mitigate diseases at Uniformed Services University.
Allegheny College Sees 20% Enrollment Increase for Class of 2030
Allegheny College is proud to announce that it matriculated 397 first-year and transfer students for the Class of 2030.
Prestigious Ornithology Fellowship Awarded to Biology Professor
The American Ornithological Society awarded Assistant Professor of Biology Jennifer Houtz a Kessel Fellowships for Ornithological Research on Monday, July 13.
Allegheny Graduate Uses Biology Degree to Help College Students Find Belonging
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.
Jonathan Spencer ‘79: Problem-Solving and New Horizons
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.
Allegheny College Professor’s Deeply Personal Book Earns Literary Accolades
Allegheny College Biology Professor Catharina Coenen’s talent for blending scientific precision with creative storytelling has earned her two prestigious literary honors.
Allegheny Graduate Awarded James “Chip” Hanlon Volunteer Mentor of the Year From The University of Pittsburgh
Brian Sullivan ’92 is on a mission to help drive positive change in the world, whether it’s working to mitigate biological threats in the mail or pursuing startup ventures to tackle problems.
Allegheny Professors Help Reboot the Comparative Anatomy Textbook
When Lisa Whitenack teaches comparative anatomy to her Allegheny College students, she approaches it with enthusiasm, but she wasn’t so thrilled about the textbook she was using.