Allegheny College Welcomes Three New Faculty Members for Fall 2026
Allegheny College is excited to welcome three new faculty members to the Gator family for the new academic year.
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Jennifer Haddox-Schatz ’00, Finding Meaning in Paying it Forward
In this episode of Gators on Purpose, host Briana Lewis sits down with Jennifer Haddox-Schatz ’00, senior applications architect at Daniel H. Wagner Associates.
Kaibas ’26 Joins Google Summer of Code & Presents Research to Meta
Writing code isn’t always perfect. That’s why Benedek Kaibas ’26, a double major in computer science and economics, is thinking outside of the box.
Curiosity Leads To A Role At Microsoft for Allegheny Alumnus
Where can your curiosity take you? For Aidan Dyga ’26, his natural curiosity landed him a software engineering position at Microsoft.
$1.3 million NSF grant will improve computing infrastructure at Allegheny College and other Pennsylvania higher education institutions
A slew of physical and digital cyberinfrastructure improvements are coming to Allegheny College thanks to a $1.3 million National Science Foundation grant awarded to an intercollegiate partnership.
A New Reis Rising
Reis Hall is undergoing a momentous $20 million renovation, marking a new chapter for this historic landmark at Allegheny, one of the nation's leading institutions for interdisciplinary learning and research.
How To Help Students Navigate Technology’s Power Dynamics
Janyl Jumadinova, an associate professor of computer science, discussed the shift students face in navigating the digital landscape, where unchecked information or deepfakes can influence their worldview, with University Business.
Ways to Bridge the U.S. Computer Science Education Gap
Associate Professor of Computer and Information Science, Janyl Jumadinova, says that it's time for a national policy to be implemented as a requirement for high schoolers, citing that introducing computer science to students earlier in their education promotes problem-solving, creativity, and digital literacy
Allegheny College Students Compete In The First Annual Gatorverse Hackathon
Imagine solving a problem in just under 48 hours— that’s precisely what ten teams in this year’s first annual Gatorverse Hackathon sought to do. The challenge, hosted by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), welcomed students from any technical background to enter the Gatorverse Hackathon.
Society Needs Higher Education to Train Ethical Technologists
Associate Professor of Computer and Information, Janyl Jumadinova, discusses higher education's role in confronting ethical problems with the intention of developing responsible students with the Tech Policy Press.