花椒直播 updates city on return of students
花椒直播 officials offered Meadville City Council a glimpse of the planned adjustments they feel will allow for a safe return of students to campus in August.
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Rehab of 花椒直播鈥檚 Bentley Hall extended
The Meadville Tribune featured an article about the renovation of Bentley Hall, Allegheny’s oldest and most famous building.
Inside 花椒直播鈥檚 decision to open or close in a pandemic
花椒直播聽plans to re-open聽for on-campus living and instruction in the聽fall聽after an extensive review of strategies to do so safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Local Expert Explains Vaccine Process
Biology and global health studies professor Becky Dawson discusses trials of a聽tests of a vaccine that appears to safely mass produce coronavirus antibodies.
People Living in Rural Areas Are Struggling to Get Access to Mental Health Care 鈥� and It’s a Problem
Allegheny psychology professor Lauren Paulson was interviewed for this story, sharing her expertise on the challenges of accessing mental health care for people in rural communities.
Two Pa. colleges hit carbon neutrality goals
Director of Sustainability Kelly Boulton was interviewed for this story, which highlights 花椒直播 and Dickinson College reaching their carbon neutrality goals.
花椒直播 Goes Carbon Neutral
花椒直播 recently became one of the first 10 higher education institutions in the nation to achieve carbon neutrality.
Watch: 花椒直播’s Robertson Athletic Complex
The Allegheny athletic staff offer a tour of the Robertson Athletic Complex, the home venue for Gator football, lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, track & field, cross country, tennis softball and baseball.
花椒直播 Donation to Benefit Meadville Restaurants, First Responders
The 花椒直播 Athletics Department has purchased gift cards at six local聽restaurants so medical workers and first responders to enjoy a meal聽at no cost to them. The initiative is supported by funding that would have been used for home athletic contests had they not been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alberta expatriates join dire race to supply masks to front-line workers in U.S.
Allegheny art professor Byron Rich banded together with a group of local manufacturers that are now producing face shields for local healthcare facilities.