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Katheryn Frazier
April 22nd 2022
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Katheryn Frazier
February 3rd 2022
For Katrina Tulloch ’11, journalism is an adventure that takes her to radically different locations and allows her to meet new people. Each day is different — one day, she’s covering hard-hitting court cases, and the next, she’s featuring a zoo opening. Tulloch works as a video journalist for The Post-Standard and Syracuse.com, but she
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Paige Penfield
January 26th 2022
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Richard Stanley
June 4th 2021
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Josh Tysiachney
May 3rd 2021
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Richard Stanley
February 16th 2021
North America’s common starling has received a bad rap as a destructive invasive species, and an Allegheny College professor and student researcher have set out to clear the bird’s reputation and show how untruths can influence people’s perceptions in nature and beyond. The research project by John MacNeill Miller, assistant professor of English, and then-student
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Emma Highland
October 19th 2020
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By Cristina Rouvalis
February 5th 2020
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Richard Stanley
November 19th 2019
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Richard Stanley
May 29th 2019
Allegheny College’s faculty helped Lauren Ottaviani ’18 nurture her knack for learning languages, for Shakespearean studies and for singing. Now they are celebrating Ottaviani’s Fulbright award to teach English in Belgium starting in the spring of 2020. “Lauren will make an ideal Fulbright Scholar. Prodigiously bright, mature and responsible, she graduated summa cum laude from
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