Allegheny College was once again included in The Princeton Review’s “The Best 392 Colleges: 2027 Edition,” also earning a “Most Accessible Professors” distinction.
Amelia Finaret, associate professor of business and economics and global health, recently authored a story for The Conversation U.S. that explores the knock-on effects of more stringent conditions to obtain Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
Two Allegheny College students spent the summer in Erie, but forwent Presque Isle views for a dive into an art collection over 8,000 works deep.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry Samuel Shepard earned a prestigious fellowship earlier this year, enabling the creation of digitally manipulatable and physically printable 3D models of chemicals in his Physical Chemistry class.
The 2006 Allegheny College graduate has built a career out of turning overlooked wildlife into unforgettable stories. As a science writer, author, National Geographic contributor, and children’s book creator, Bittel specializes in translating dense scientific research into writing that is funny, accessible, and deeply human.
When Scotland (Scot) Duncan ‘03 arrived on campus in the fall of 1999, he probably didn’t realize how influential Allegheny College would be in his life, both professionally and personally.
Allegheny College's Ishita Sinha Roy, professor of communication, media, and performance, reflects on the 2026 Alumni Tour to India.
Allegheny College is proud to announce it has been once again named to Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society’s 2026 Transfer Honor Roll for its demonstrated success in creating opportunities for community college transfer students to earn bachelor’s degrees.
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.
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