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Together, we navigated a pandemic, welcomed a new president, new faculty, new students, and celebrated the successes of our shared community. Here is a look back at the most-read news from the past year
We welcomed new and returning Leopards
With health and safety policies in place to keep our community safe, on-campus life resumed. Even if things looked a little different, we were happy to be an in-person community again.
We announced Nicole Farmer Hurd as Lafayette College’s 18th President
We introduced new faculty members
The Lafayette community welcomed new tenure-track and visiting professors who joined Lafayette’s close-knit learning environment.
We kicked off the fall semester
The Class of 2025 was welcomed into the Lafayette family. See images from move in, convocation, and service activities.
We remembered Pards lost on 9/11
Friends, families of Eric “Rick” Thorpe ’89 and Neil Levin ’76 reflect on how their lives continue to make a difference.
We saw changes to campus
New additions enhanced campus for students and their families, staff, and the community.
We transitioned to new leadership
We took steps to improve access
We celebrated the Rivalry
As the Lafayette Leopards prepared to take on the Lehigh Mountain Hawks for the 157th Rivalry—the most-played football rivalry in the country—the entire Lafayette community got in on the action and enjoyed a weeklong celebration of traditions and activities.
We recognized stellar students
Lafayette students are outstanding scholars, athletes, and community members whose stories inspire those around them.
We cherished our spot at Lafayette
Whether it is a lab in Acopian, the Portlock Black Cultural Center, or Van Wickle Hall, there are many locations on Lafayette’s campus that are meaningful to Leopards.
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Can’t wait to be a pardClass of 2026
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