In 1926, the cost of a full year’s tuition at Allegheny College was $200. A total of 607 students were registered at the college. Also in 1926, Professor Emeritus of Psychology Herbert “Herb” Klions was born. Friday, June 12, 2026 marks his 100th birthday.
Whether you needed your hand held or your butt kicked, Ben could and would do it. He was a part of a tradition that combined camaraderie with hard work to produce success.
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.
The Allegheny College Department of Athletics is proud to announce the eight individuals who will be recognized as members of the Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
What started as a drive to connect and serve the Pittsburgh region became a calling for Jennifer Daurora ’99. Daurora was recently named the new president and chief executive officer of Leadership Pittsburgh Inc.
Financial services firm Baird awarded former Allegheny College trustee and parent Kim Tillotson Fleming and her brother, Craig Tillotson, the 2026 Brenton H. Rupple Citizenship Award — the organization’s highest honor — which recognizes outstanding dedication to community service, leadership and suppor
Allegheny alumni know this truth well: the most important thing the College gives them isn’t a job title. It’s a framework for navigating life, shaped with intention, curiosity, and a sense of purpose.
Allegheny College’s award-winning Creek Connections program has received a renewed grant from the PPG Foundation, ensuring another year of critical funding for its free STEM programming.
Alumni , faculty, and staff were honored by Allegheny College for their outstanding contributions to the college community as leaders, mentors, volunteers and financial supporters.
Byron Rich, Executive Director of the Allegheny Lab for Innovation & Creativity, recently appeared on The WPSE Podcast to discuss how Allegheny College’s ALIC @ Bessemer branch campus is bridging the gap between higher education and manufacturing industry workforce development.
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