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09/07/2026

09/06/2026

"As I sat at my internship pondering how exactly I was going to execute the next four years of my life without any of the structure I’d come to know, I opened Instagram and learned that Dolly Parton, an icon, an angel and a fixture in my memories with my grandmother, had died. Whether you knew her or not, it hurts to lose a person like that. But we have not and will never lose the love and joy that Dolly left here."

A few weeks ago, I visited my grandmother in the apartment complex my family just moved her into. It was odd, it smelled weird, it was frustrating and the sense that I was losing her was more oppressive than it normally is when I’m walking around this campus ignoring all of the sadder parts of...

09/06/2026

Feeling lost, down or need a helping hand during your first few weeks on campus? The staff of The Campus share the best advice they have for first year students.

Co-Editor-in-Chief Aubryanna Snyder, ’27 Don’t be afraid to go places. Go outside. Go by yourself. Put yourself out there! You might want to hole up in your dorm room forever but there’s a lot to see on campus and you’ll miss out. The experience is only what you make of it.   Co-Editor-in-C...

09/05/2026

Students crowded the Gator Quad on Thursday, Aug. 29 at the Fall Involvement Fair, searching for clubs and student organizations.

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09/05/2026

Fairgoers flooded the Crawford County Fairgrounds from Aug. 22-29 to visit, watch and explore the events and spectacles offered over the fair's week-long schedule.

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09/05/2026

In a press release released in July 2026, Carter Hassenplug, ’25, was named the new Head Golf Coach for Allegheny’s Men’s and Women’s Golf Teams Allegheny College Director of Athletics Bill Ross announced the decorated player’s ascension to the role after the retirement of former Golf Coach, Jeff Groff, after over 40 years. Named the Presidents’ Athletic Conference Player of the Year, Hassenplug returns to Allegheny after winning a conference title and three consecutive championships, among numerous further awards and records.

In a press release released in July 2026, Carter Hassenplug, ’25, was named the new Head Golf Coach for Allegheny’s Men’s and Women’s Golf Teams Allegheny College Director of Athletics Bill Ross announced the decorated player’s ascension to the role after the retirement of former Golf Coac...

09/05/2026

Allegheny varsity athletes will now be working under the supervision of Toby Cline, who was recently elevated to the role of Head Peak Performance Coach, and Assistant Peak Performance Coach Zach Weakland. This elevation comes after Cline served the previous year as Assistant Peak Performance Coach, during which he built up a strong reputation among athletes and staff alike.

Allegheny varsity athletes will now be working under the supervision of Toby Cline, who was recently elevated to the role of Head Peak Performance Coach. This elevation comes after Cline served the previous year as Assistant Peak Performance Coach, during which he built up a strong reputation among....

09/05/2026

Tennis player Gabrielle Bassette set school records for a combined 42 wins in both singles and doubles, which led her to be named the PAC Conference Newcomer of the Year and the PAC Conference Player of the Year as well as being recognized as a first team All-PAC Conference Player for both singles and doubles.

“She’s a warrior,” said Nadine Khalil, assistant coach of the Allegheny women’s tennis team. “You won’t see her struggle in her facial expressions, she’s always lighthearted, she’s always giggling on the court, she always has a smile on her face, but she’s also super serious. She h...

09/05/2026

Yvonne Longstreth retired on Friday, Aug. 28, marking a full 45 years of work for Allegheny.

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09/04/2026

Allegheny students received an email from the Office of the Dean of Students on Wednesday, Aug. 12, notifying them of changes to the dining halls for the 2026 fall semester. Most notably, the email informed students of the decision to close Brooks Dining Hall on the weekends and instead shift resources to McKinley’s seven days a week.