Environmental Science majors Ali Trunzo '11, Sandra Wayman '10 and Taylor Weiss '11 discuss their interests in science and music--and their upcoming trip to see the Cleveland Orchestra.

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U.S. Congresswoman Kathy Dahlkemper (PA-3), Chairwoman of the House Small Business Subcommittee on Regulations and Healthcare, hosts a Healthcare Forum to listen to small business owners, manufacturers, and health care professionals to discuss healthcare reform on Monday, June 29, 2009 at Allegheny College

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A quick explanation of class registration for Allegheny College incoming freshmen.

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Mike Maniates, Professor of Environment Science and Political Science, discusses the impact of CFL on the environment.

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Betty Hubbell Richmond '52 presents her research on Ida Tarbell, Class of 1880. Tarbell, the first recipient of the Allegheny Alumni Medal, revolutionized biography writing with her books on Abraham Lincoln and created investigative journalism with her Standard Oil exposé, making her "the most popular woman in America" a hundred years ago.

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Among Alleghenians, Morten J. Luvaas has often been exalted as the wellspring from which the College's strong tradition of choral singing arose. However, to characterize his career as an era with a beginning and an end is to ignore the influences that shaped his work. Join us to learn how the legacy of this conductor and composer extends beyond our campus and his lifetime. Presented by James R. Niblock '97.

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A step by step guide to selecting your Freshman Seminar course.

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The 2009 Commencement ceremony at Allegheny College today honored the graduates of the Class of 2009 and featured an address by Esther L. Bush, president and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh.

Bush became involved in the Urban League movement in 1980 when she accepted the position of assistant director of the Labor Education Advancement Program for the National Urban League in New York City. From there she served first as director of the New York Urban League Staten Island Branch, then as director of its Manhattan Branch. Before returning to her hometown of Pittsburgh in 1994, Bush was president and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Hartford. She is the first female to serve in each of her last four positions in the Urban League movement.

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Students talk about the Vukovich Center for Communication Arts and say thank you to donors.

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An interview with the writers of the new radio drama, Trigger Ethics, a student production from Allegheny College.

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The warmth of the fireplace in the Tippie Alumni Center's Alumni Lounge offers campus visitors a welcome respite from the chill of winter in Meadville.

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In an afternoon ceremony in Raymond P. Shafer Auditorium on October 18, 2008, James H. Mullen Jr. was installed as the 21st president of Allegheny College.

Presiding over the inauguration, a celebration of community that took as its theme We Are Allegheny, Christine Scott Nelson, class of '73 and chair of the board of trustees, drew from the college's 193-year history to challenge and affirm its new leader.

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