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.
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Allegheny Graduate Dedicated To Energy Solutions Off The Coast Of Maine As An Island Institute Fellow
As an Island Institute Fellow, Elizabeth Dyer ’25 develops energy solutions that enhance energy affordability without relying on the mainland electric grid.
Allegheny Alumna Heads to Germany on English Teaching Fulbright Award
Recent Allegheny College alumna Mckenzie Hughes ’26, joined an exclusive shortlist this spring by becoming the 23rd student in College history to receive a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award.
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.
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.
Allegheny College Ranked One of “The Best 392 Colleges” and a Top 20 School for Professor Accessibility by The Princeton Review
Allegheny College was once again included in The Princeton Review’s “The Best 392 Colleges: 2027 Edition,” also earning a “Most Accessible Professors” distinction.
Allegheny College Professor Examines How SNAP Changes Might Affect Food Access in Greater Pittsburgh
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.
Art Digitization Project Sends Students on an Exploration of the Erie Art Museum’s History
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.
Chemistry Professor Awarded National Curriculum Development Fellowship for 3D Data Visualization
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.
