Allegheny College is mentioned among places of note in this article promoting tourism in Crawford County.
This story showcases a solar panel installation project completed by Ian Carbone, associate professor of environmental science and sustainability, and his students at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Meadville.
This story features commentary by Andrew Bloeser, associate professor of political science and director of the College’s Center for Political Participation.
Ellen Johnson, Allegheny vice president for enrollment management, is the featured guest on this episode of the IlluminatED podcast.
Three distinguished leaders with ties to Allegheny College — Larry Hailsham Jr., Mark Campbell and James H. Mullen Jr. — have been appointed to key administrative and transition advisory committee posts by Pennsylvania Governor-Elect Josh Shapiro.
Associate Professor of Biology & Geology Lisa Whitenack was interviewed by The Washington Post for this story about a newly published paper analyzing 32 years of content from the popular Discovery Channel show “Shark Week.” Whitenack was the paper’s lead author, and Brady Mickley ’22 was a co-author, along with researchers from the University of
The grant will support the development of a more inclusive STEM curriculum, with the goal of ensuring that all students feel they belong and can be successful in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.
Beth Choate, associate professor and chair of environmental science and sustainability, shared her expertise in an interview on the Environmental Directions Radio program.
Andy Walker, executive director of economic, civic and community engagement at Allegheny College, has been appointed to the HUD + Higher Ed Engagement Think Tank, a group of 30 strategic professionals who will lead activities and provide guidance for a new higher education-focused collaboration announced by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
The Commitment to Access Program will cover 100% of tuition for Pennsylvania students from families earning $50,000 or less.