Take a look back at campus life at Allegheny in 2022. Click on a photo to view a larger version.
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- A winter view of Brooks Hall
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- The traditional Run-out for fraternity and sorority life to welcome new members
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- Sunset at the men’s lacrosse match vs. Baldwin Wallace
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- New Gators experience campus during an Admitted Student Day.
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- The Bruce R. Thompson Center for Business & Economics hosted the 19th Annual Executive Roundtable, “COVID-19: From Policy to Practice.”
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- Held in Pelletier Library, Declaration Day celebrated students declaring their majors and minors.
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- Alleghenians shared their interests with the campus community at GatorCon, a TEDx-inspired event
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- Springfest, an Allegheny tradition
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- The annual Trashion Show, featuring fashion from reused and repurposed materials
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- A Holi celebration hosted by the South Asian Student Society
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- Tree planting on National Arbor Day
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- The finalists in the annual Zingale Big Idea Competition, a seed-funding business presentation contest
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- Celebrating the opening of the Watershed Conservation Research Center
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- The annual Employee Recognition Event honored faculty and staff award winners, retirees, and employees with 25 years of service.
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- Late Night Breakfast on Study Day before finals begin
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- The Senior Project Poster Session during the annual Cook-Lahti Scholars Symposium
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- Recognizing academic achievement at the Honors Convocation in Ford Memorial Chapel
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- Honoring the Class of 2022 at Commencement
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- Celebrating renewed connections at Reunion Weekend
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- Allegheny hosted the 5th World Symposium on Sustainable Development at Universities in June.
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- Unveiling the bold, new brand identity for Gator Athletics
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- Volunteers helping at Move-in day for new students
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- The Class of 2026 processes to their matriculation ceremony on Bentley Lawn.
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- Students gather at a new fire pit installed near the North Village residence halls.
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- Alumni shared career insights with students during Blue & Gold Weekend: A Homecoming and Family Celebration.
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- Students for Environmental Action and Green Students of Color hosted a climate strike in Brooks Circle.
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- Fans cheer on the Gator football team during Blue & Gold Weekend.
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- The Center for Political Participation hosted a presentation by Judge Timothy Walmsley ’91, who presided over the Ahmaud Arbery murder trial in Georgia.
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- Students and staff volunteered for Make A Difference Day, an annual community-service event in Meadville.
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- An autumn view of the Tippie Alumni Center.
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- The women’s cross country team captured the 2022 Presidents’ Athletic Conference Championship.
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- The women’s tennis team capped their perfect season by winning the Presidents’ Athletic Conference Championship.
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- On Gator Day, all students are excused from classes for one day to obtain valuable professional development knowledge and skills.
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- The Playshop Theatre presented “A Doll’s House, Part 2.” (Photo by Mary Dosch ’23)
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- Student Katherine Mowry conducts fieldwork at Bousson Environmental Research Reserve.
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- The Office of International Education hosted a Passport Fair, during which students could apply for a passport free of charge.
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- The annual International Fashion Show, hosted by the International Club
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- Computer science and informatics students and faculty hosted a Festival of Robots in the Campus Center.
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- “Attendance Mandatory,” a student art show, is unveiled with a public reception.
