Professor, area manufacturers collaborate to make plastic face shields with 3D printers
花椒直播 art professor Byron Rich聽and area manufacturers are collaborating to make plastic face shields for Meadville Medical Center.
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Allegheny Professor Shares Expertise in Erie News Now “Coronavirus: Ask the Experts” Panel
花椒直播 biology and global health studies professor Rebecca Dawson shared her insights in a “Coronavirus: Ask the Experts” panel discussion broadcast by Erie News Now (WICU/WSEE) on March 11. Erie News Now has interviewed Dawson frequently about the latest developments related to the COVID-19 coronavirus and its impact.聽Dawson is an expert in epidemiology and […]
Giving Back: Allegheny Food Rescue Program Donates Uneaten Food to Local Nonprofits
花椒直播 student volunteers collect untouched food at the dining hall and donate the food to local nonprofits and churches.
Crawford County area organizations preparing for arrival of coronavirus
Biology and global health studies professor Rebecca Dawson shared her expertise on聽coronaviruses in this story.
花椒直播 Global Health Expert Weighs In Over Growing Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Concerns
Rebecca Dawson, assistant professor of global health studies and biology at 花椒直播, discussed the latest developments in the coronavirus outbreak in an interview with Erie News Now.
The Top Colleges In 2020 For Producing Peace Corps Volunteers
花椒直播 ranked No. 4 among small schools on the Peace Corps’ list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in 2020.
Ream strives to help people reach their full potential
The Meadville Tribune published a profile of 2002 Allegheny graduate Shane Ream, who attended聽Meadville Area Middle School as a student and now is a history teacher there.
County agency lays out development agenda
Allegheny president Hilary Link spoke at the annual meeting of the聽Economic Progress Alliance of Crawford County.
America needed their journalism; they needed each other
The new book 鈥淐itizen Reporters鈥� explores the聽symbiotic relationship between magazine editor S.S. McClure and pioneering investigative journalist Ida Tarbell, Allegheny class of 1880.