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Welcome to the new Allegheny College DSpace repository. DSpace is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material. Repositories are important tools for preserving an organization's legacy; they facilitate digital preservation and scholarly communication.

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Academic Departments

Special projects from the Allegheny classrooms

Allegheny College Bicentennial

Digitized Centennial photographs and documents made accessible to honor Allegheny’s Bicentennial in 2015

Allegheny College: Symposium on Borges

Documents, images, and audio files from Borges' 1985 campus visit

Faculty Scholarship

Scholarly articles written by Allegheny College faculty. Includes open access articles.

Merrick Archives

College records, including course syllabi, faculty handbooks, committee minutes and administrative reports, organized into sub-communities by administrative division

Senior Projects

Allegheny College Senior Projects

Student Publications

Allegheny’s student newspaper The Campus and Kaldron (yearbook)

The Documents of Ida M. Tarbell

Professional correspondence and works of Ida M. Tarbell from 1890 - 1943. Tarbell's research materials for her various writings on Abraham Lincoln (1890s - 1938).

The Campus: March 8, 2019

Unknown author (Allegheny College, 2019-03-08)
Does Peacekeeping Really Bring Peace? Peacekeepers and Combatant-perpetrated Sexual Violence in Civil Wars

Kirschner, Shanna; Miller, Adam (Sage Publications, 2019-02-18)

Peacekeeping mitigates killing, but nonlethal violence also influences both positive peace and stability. We evaluate peacekeepers’ effect on one such type of abuse, sexual violence. We posit that peacekeepers raise the ...
Identifying and measuring dynamic capability using search routines

Goldstein, Don; Hilliard, Rachel (Sage Choice, 2018-02-13)

Much attention has been paid to the theoretical and empirical difficulties of identifying dynamic capability, given that it is a latent construct that is difficult to observe. There is consensus that dynamic capability ...
The Campus: April 5, 2019

Unknown author (Allegheny College, 2019-04-05)
Recent progress in block copolymer crystallization

Van Horn, Ryan M.; Steffen, Maxwell R.; O'Connor, Dana (Wiley, 2018-12-30)

Block copolymers (BCPs) are important for technological advances in numerous industries, including but not limited to, electronics, biomedical, optics, environmental, and infrastructure. Because of their ubiquity, it is ...