Christa Pike was convicted of the graphic murder of her Job Corps training program classmate Colleen Slemmer, and was sentenced to death in the state of Tennessee in March 1996. More than 30 years later, on Sept. 30, Pike...

Allegheny Student Government met in Henderson Campus Center room 301 and 302 on Tuesday, Oct. 27 to discuss finance, updates and several new events. ASG Cabinet reports began with Director of the Treasury Anna Turhan, ’27,...

Americans around the country return to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for the midterm election two years into President Donald Trump’s second term. Assistant Professor of Political Science Tarah Williams, who studies American...

Jackie Commins is a former elementary school teacher originally from Michigan. Over a decade ago, she moved back to Meadville after retiring from her job in Baltimore. In...

Upon entering the colleges original library within the Merrick Archives visitors can smell the history — thousands of worn paper pages stamped centuries ago by the printing...

It’s that time of year again: Nearly all of the leaves across campus have shed their greenish hues in favor of something warmer, McKinley’s...

Have you ever thought about what the offspring of a tank and Chompers would look like? Well, now you can, at the Office of Public Safety on their...

I love jokes. If no one is laughing too hard or loud, taking a joke or story too far or oversharing, I have passed on from this world. Or I’m...

“There’s no way that’s him,” was the reaction from head golf coach Carter Hassenplug, ’25, when he first saw Aaron Beverly’s application...