For all the high-profile headliners who have appeared at the Williams Center for the Arts, many “under the radar” jazz masters have provided some of the…
The Internet can make even a backyard patio become an entrance to a larger world, so who better to work online than an international affairs major. Rick…
A collection of prints and photo-based work spanning the years 1988-2005 by New York artist Glenn Ligon will be exhibited Feb. 4-March 15 at the Richard…
Inspired by an internship she served last summer, art major Danielle Schreier ’07 (New York, N.Y.) will lead Reeder Scholars’ first meeting of the semester…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus community to initiate a new semester of dinner discussions Sunday at McKelvy House, 200 High Street. The first…
Music and art harmonize to transform 18 violins, deemed beyond restoration, into unique artwork at the Williams Center for the Arts. Each violin has been…
Sixteen Lafayette students recently took part in the annual Mid-Atlantic European Union (EU) Simulation in Washington, D.C. The group represented Poland…
Economics and business graduate Robert Hargesheimer ’79 sees his job as the opportunity of a lifetime. He joined West Pharmaceutical Service in August…
Chemical engineering graduate Vincent De Palma ’79 has become president of management services at Pitney Bowes Management Services, taking responsibility…
Fifteen Lafayette students will present research papers with their biology faculty mentors at the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science…