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U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh Marcia Bloom Bernicat ’75, Lafayette President Alison Byerly, and Pepper Prize recipient Kenzie Corbin ’18 shared remarks.
"We don’t always have to change each other’s minds, but the only way we are going to resolve the problems we face in our communities, in our country, and globally is to engage with each other."
Watch or read her speech
"To me, a key dimension of the Lafayette ideal is the fact that the College is named after a man who shaped his own identity and chose his own destiny."
Watch her speech
"We all got here, to this destination of college graduation, but we’ve all had about a million and a half different journeys to get here, which is truly beautiful and remarkable when you think about it."
Watch or read her speechBefore graduating, student-athletes wrote reflections on their four years on College Hill.
The former figure skating prodigy found his calling in basketball and never looked back.
Read his reflections
Lacrosse wasn't her first love, but it was a puzzle that needed solving.
Read her reflections
"I wish I could go back in time to offer some advice to freshman year Steven Cohen."
Read his reflections
Joey's little sister paved her own way through four years on College Hill.
Read her reflections
The Board of Trustees voted to bestow the honor of emeritus status on two trustees and four faculty members who retired this year.
Lafayette recognizes excellence at the annual pre-Commencement event.
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In late March I wrote to Edward Ahart, with a copy of my letter to Dr. Byerly, questioning the selection and awarding of an honorary degree to Eric Holder. To date there has been no response, and I will respond in kind to Annual Fund requests.
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