Allegheny College senior honored with Davies Award for Outstanding Community Service
Skyler Roemele received the award, which honors an Allegheny student who has made a significant, demonstrable contribution to the Meadville area.
Skyler Roemele received the award, which honors an Allegheny student who has made a significant, demonstrable contribution to the Meadville area.
President Hilary L. Link authored this article that was featured by the American Council on Education.
The latest episode of the Faculty Focus Live podcast features Environmental Science & Sustainability Professor & Chair Beth Choate. She discussed how Allegheny faculty and students have worked collaboratively on campus and with community partners to advance sustainability initiatives.
The New York Times featured fascinating research by Allegheny English Professor John MacNeill Miller and Lauren Fugate ’20 that explores connections between literature and perceptions of nature. Their study debunks a long-repeated story that the introduction of the common-but-reviled starling to North America can be attributed solely to a 19th-century admirer of Shakespeare.
Allegheny College senior Bailey Kozalla, of Saegertown, received the 2022 John Laudadio Conservation Leadership Award from the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen and Conservationists (PFSC) at the organization’s spring conference banquet.
Allegheny Center for Business & Economics Co-director Chris Allison was interviewed for this story, sharing insights on rising interest rates and inflation.
The Lead-Free Promise Project is partnering with the Meadville YMCA and Allegheny College to host a lead paint poisoning family information session in Meadville.
Allegheny College, in collaboration with the City of Meadville, has received a $155,000 grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation’s Western Pennsylvania Economic Development Program. The grant will support planning and capacity-building efforts to bolster downtown revitalization and development.
The list honors 40 distinguished women working toward making a better future for Pennsylvania through their service in government, business, nonprofit organizations, medicine and other fields.
History and Global Health Studies Professor Kenneth Pinnow shared insights with WJET/WFXP in this story.