Events

To view all Allegheny campus events available to the public, including athletics, performing arts, and lectures, please visit Allegheny’s Events Calendar.

View information about upcoming events in your region.
View information about upcoming virtual events.

Allegheny in Your Region: Upcoming Events

A city near you! Gator Give Day Popup Celebrations

During the week leading up to the 10th Annual Gator Give Day on Thursday, April 18, join other Alleghenians for pop-up Gator Gatherings hosted by alumni and friends in your area. Let’s celebrate the Allegheny community and the impact it’s made on each of us!

SUNDAY, APRIL 14
Cleveland, OH: 4 – 6pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 16
Chicago, IL: 5 – 7pm
Cincinnati, OH: 6 – 8pm
Sacramento, CA: 6 – 9pm
Washington, DC: 5 – 7pm

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17
Boston, MA: 6 – 8pm
Buffalo, NY: 5:30 – 7:30pm
Columbus, OH: 6 – 8pm
Erie, PA: 4 – 7pm
New York, NY: 6 – 8pm
Pittsburgh, PA: 5:30 – 8:30pm
Sewickley, PA: 6 – 8pm

Click here for more details and to register!

Meadville, PA Reunion Weekend 2024

Save the date for Reunion Weekend May 30 – June 2, 2024.

Click here to register by May 17.

We can’t wait to welcome you back to campus for a weekend filled with fun and celebration!

Photo Highlights Click here to view photos from past events!

Allegheny At Home: Virtual Events

Kelly Mack Boulton ’02 and Kurt Hatcher ’07
Webinar
Friday, November 17, 2023
12 pm Eastern

Sustainability in Action: Allegheny Leading the Way

Allegheny is proud to be the first college in Pennsylvania — and 8th in the nation — to achieve carbon neutrality and of its long history and reputation as a leader and innovator in the areas of sustainability and environmental science education.

Join Kelly Mack Boulton ’02, Director of Sustainability, and Kurt Hatcher ’07, Sustainability Coordinator, as they highlight some of the work Allegheny has done to advance sustainability on its campus. They will highlight ways the College uses the Carr Hall Garden, founded in 2013, to establish partnerships across campus and in the Meadville community, teach students valuable skills, facilitate programming and draw in non-Environmental Science majors to learn about sustainability through different entry points. There will be time available for Q&A as well.

Click here to view the recording of this virtual event.