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Allegheny’s AI Task Force released its preliminary report to the college community via email on Sept. 25. The task force...
10/24/2025

Allegheny’s AI Task Force released its preliminary report to the college community via email on Sept. 25. The task force was created in June 2025 with the purpose of detailing the possibilities of artificial intelligence usage and its possible effects at the college.

The main question is how AI will be harnessed appropriately for the benefit of all students at Allegheny rather than outright banning AIs, which Yeung says is possible.

Allegheny’s AI Task Force released its preliminary report to the college community via email on Sept. 25. The task force was created in June 2025 with the purpose of detailing the possibilities of artificial intelligence usage and its possible effects at the college. Provost and Dean of Faculty Je...

The Allegheny Student Government met on Tuesday to discuss the status of several events being planned and share outcomes...
10/24/2025

The Allegheny Student Government met on Tuesday to discuss the status of several events being planned and share outcomes from committee meetings.

Vice President Douglas Malcolm, ’26, reported that the process to install televisions in McKinley’s Food Court is progressing smoothly, with final approval for the project granted by Associate Dean of Student Life Gretchen Beck. All necessary components should be ordered by Tuesday.

The Allegheny Student Government met on Tuesday to discuss the status of several events being planned and share outcomes from committee meetings. Cabinet Reports Director of Finance Dominic Juliana, ’26, reported the total expenditure from budget requests last week was $4,334, with $2,390 going to...

The Campus signed an amicus brief on Oct. 15 in support of The Stanford Daily in Stanford Daily Publishing Corporation v...
10/24/2025

The Campus signed an amicus brief on Oct. 15 in support of The Stanford Daily in Stanford Daily Publishing Corporation v. Rubio. The Campus joined 54 additional student media outlets and newsroom leaders nationwide. The lawsuit, filed by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression on behalf of The Stanford Daily, challenges two federal immigration law provisions that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is using to revoke legal immigrants’ visas and deport them for speech protected by the First Amendment.

The Campus signed an amicus brief on Oct. 15 in support of The Stanford Daily in Stanford Daily Publishing Corporation v. Rubio. The Campus joined 54 additional student media outlets and newsroom leaders nationwide. The lawsuit, filed by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression on behalf....

Associate Dean for Residence Life Stacie Wolbert, who began working for the college in 2024, announced her resignation t...
10/24/2025

Associate Dean for Residence Life Stacie Wolbert, who began working for the college in 2024, announced her resignation to Residence Life staff on Oct. 10. She planned to leave Nov. 7.

However, Residence Life staff were informed on Oct. 11 by Dean for Student Life & Title IX Coordinator Trae Yeckley that after discussions with human resources, Wolbert’s last day at the college had been Oct.10.

Associate Dean for Residence Life Stacie Wolbert, who began working for the college in 2024, announced her resignation to Residence Life staff on Oct. 10. She planned to leave Nov. 7. However, Residence Life staff were informed on Oct. 11 by Dean for Student Life & Title IX Coordinator Trae Yeckley....

A crowd of nearly 500 people gathered in Diamond Park in Meadville on Saturday to attend the second No Kings Rally of th...
10/24/2025

A crowd of nearly 500 people gathered in Diamond Park in Meadville on Saturday to attend the second No Kings Rally of the year.

“We must learn to live together as brothers and/or perish together as fools,” NAACP Political and Community Action Chair Arnold E. Johnson IV said to the crowd, echoing the words of Martin Luther King Jr. “Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Come on. Let’s get radical for the right thing.”

A crowd of nearly 500 people gathered in Diamond Park in Meadville on Saturday to attend the second No Kings Rally of the year. The first rally, held on June 14, was described by The Meadville Tribune as a protest against President Donald Trump and what attendees viewed as his authoritarian actions....

When I feel like I need to clear my mind, I always end up going for a walk around campus. I, for one, love Allegheny’s o...
10/05/2025

When I feel like I need to clear my mind, I always end up going for a walk around campus. I, for one, love Allegheny’s older, classic architecture. Allegheny’s much smaller campus size and older designs make us stand out compared to large state schools. When I am walking around campus, I always enjoy looking at all of the architecture, even though I’ve already been going to Allegheny for two years now. 90 percent of the time, I end up walking or chilling by the creaky old wooden bridge on the south side of campus.

When I feel like I need to clear my mind, I always end up going for a walk around campus. I, for one, love Allegheny’s older, classic architecture. Allegheny’s much smaller campus size and older designs make us stand out compared to large state schools. When I am walking around campus, I always ...

Transgender people make up less than one percent of the American population, with even fewer of us taking part in sports...
10/05/2025

Transgender people make up less than one percent of the American population, with even fewer of us taking part in sports, holding positions of power and working steady jobs, according to the UCLA Williams Institute. With a population so low, surely our existence won’t matter too much in the grand scheme of political rhetoric. Yet, we are the center of attention when “everything” goes wrong. Executive orders earlier this year repealing diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts and restoring “merit-based opportunity” have cost transgender and cisgender people access to jobs and government positions. False stereotypes, like that transgender men are “angry and aggressive” because of their testosterone levels and that transgender women “harass women in bathrooms,” plague social media, news outlets and government reports, inducing statewide panic and creating an easy target to divert attention away from a suffering country riddled with political divide.

Transgender people make up less than one percent of the American population, with even fewer of us taking part in sports, holding positions of power and working steady jobs, according to the UCLA Williams Institute. With a population so low, surely our existence won’t matter too much in the grand ...

Last year, I asked hundreds of students, faculty and staff to participate in a simple word exercise — what three words c...
10/05/2025

Last year, I asked hundreds of students, faculty and staff to participate in a simple word exercise — what three words come to mind when I say “Allegheny College?” Time and again, one word stood at the center of their responses: community.

As we move into Fall Break, I invite you to join me in renewing our long-standing commitment to education rooted in respect, inclusion and learning freely with the courage to learn from one another. When we stand united as a learning community, showing the enduring power of education, we strengthen not only Allegheny but the future of our democracy.

Last year, I asked hundreds of students, faculty and staff to participate in a simple word exercise — what three words come to mind when I say “Allegheny College?” Time and again, one word stood at the center of their responses: community. Published definitions of community often include some ...

What does economic redevelopment smell like? One month after the frozen yogurt store Cup n’ Spoon’s soft opening in Augu...
10/04/2025

What does economic redevelopment smell like? One month after the frozen yogurt store Cup n’ Spoon’s soft opening in August at its second location just off Spring Street and Race Street in Cussewago Square, its interior is still characterized by the fresh, clean scent of cut lumber. Reclaimed timbers as wide as telephone poles run the length of its ground floor, supporting a pressed tin ceiling that glints in the sunlight that streams through five large wood-framed windows. Exposed brickwork makes up the store’s interior walls. Together, these elements subtly pay homage to the building’s previous life as a distillery in the late 1800s, even as the building’s activities now center around a very different kind of flavorful treat.

What does economic redevelopment smell like? One month after the frozen yogurt store Cup n’ Spoon’s soft opening in August at its second location just off Spring Street and Race Street in Cussewago Square, its interior is still characterized by the fresh, clean scent of cut lumber. Reclaimed tim...

Students, faculty and community members were lined nearly out the door waiting to have their newly purchased books of po...
10/04/2025

Students, faculty and community members were lined nearly out the door waiting to have their newly purchased books of poetry signed following Sarah Ghazal Ali’s poetry reading Thursday, Sept. 18, in the Tillotson room of the Tippie Alumni Center.

Ali, winner of the 2025 Great Lakes Colleges Association New Writers Award in Poetry, was invited to present her poetry collection, “Theophanies,” as Allegheny’s first reader in the 2025-2026 Single Voice Reading series, an annual presentation by the English department in which writers are invited to exhibit their work to budding creatives and community members alike.

Students, faculty and community members were lined nearly out the door waiting to have their newly purchased books of poetry signed following Sarah Ghazal Ali’s poetry reading Thursday, Sept. 18, in the Tillotson room of the Tippie Alumni Center. Ali, winner of the 2025 Great Lakes Colleges Associ...

A night of jazz, juggling and jests by quintet C Street Brass graced students, faculty and staff in the Ford Chapel the ...
10/04/2025

A night of jazz, juggling and jests by quintet C Street Brass graced students, faculty and staff in the Ford Chapel the night of Friday, Sept. 26.

C Street Brass, a brass quintet, were musicians-in-residence at Allegheny over the weekend. Before their two-act performance at 7:30 p.m., the quintet met with music classes during the day.

A night of jazz, juggling and jests by quintet C Street Brass graced students, faculty and staff in the Ford Chapel the night of Friday, Sept. 26. C Street Brass, a brass quintet, were musicians-in-residence at Allegheny over the weekend. Before their two-act performance at 7:30 p.m., the quintet me...

Students gathered on the Gator quad Saturday afternoon for the annual “Wingfest,” hosted by Gator Activities Programming...
10/04/2025

Students gathered on the Gator quad Saturday afternoon for the annual “Wingfest,” hosted by Gator Activities Programming. The event featured a football-themed celebration of flavor, community and competition.
One of the standout competitors this year was Patrick Sharp, ’26, who won decisively in the second round. “It’s been two years,” Sharp said. “I had to come out of retirement and show up, I had to win. Had to do it for Coach Mourer.”

Students gathered on the Gator quad Saturday afternoon for the annual “Wingfest,” hosted by Gator Activities Programming. The event featured a football-themed celebration of flavor, community and competition. “This year is a football theme,” said GAP Vice President Tommy Johnson,’26. “We...

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