Allegheny Homecoming 2016: Flyover
We shot this from a vantage point as high as our hopes for our teams competing this afternoon, at Homecoming. #homeswamphome
Articles: Video
Allegheny College researchers find potential new species while researching bee diversity
Pity the poor honeybee: Populations of one of the world’s leading pollinators are plummeting, the result of urbanization, pesticide use and disease. There were 2.59 million honeybee colonies on January 1, 2016, down 8 percent from the 2.82 million present a year earlier for operations with five or more colonies, according to a new USDA
The Next Chapter: Research @ Allegheny
Senior Comprehensive Projects
Students share their experiences with “The Comp”, Allegheny College’s Senior Comprehensive Project. Under the guidance of a faculty advisor in his or her major field, every student completes the Senior Project, a significant piece of original scholarly work with a creative, analytical or experimental focus. The project mirrors a master’s thesis, demonstrating the ability to
Therapy Dogs @ Allegheny College
Once a month, dogs from Paws Hands Delivered, a local therapy dog organization, visit Allegheny’s campus to give students some much-needed dog lovin’. When you’re missing your dog, or stressing about exams, it’s nice to get some unconditional affection.
Project: Chompers 3: The Reveal
We follow Chompers as he puts himself through a grueling training regimen, as well as a publicity photoshoot, in preparation for the big reveal.
Snowy Sunday
Just another snowy Sunday on our campus.
Project: Chompers 2
The mission to create a new Allegheny ‘gator mascot reaches its thrilling final phase.
Greek Run Out @ Allegheny
The fraternities and sororities introduce their new members in an Allegheny tradition.
The Big Picture!
How do you celebrate a 200th birthday? In 2015, our distinguished history meets our limitless future. As we approach our 200th year, campus is buzzing with energy and excitement. Get a look at what it was like to be a part of our Big Picture with the community here on our historic campus. It was