Called a “sensation” by Billboard magazine and “the Jimi Hendrix of the violin” by The New York Times, fiddler Eileen Ivers and her band will open the…
The student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineering will hold its first meeting of the school year noon today in Gagnon Lecture Hall (room…
A collection of works by painter and monotype print artist Patricia Carter is on display through Sept. 25 at Lafayette's David A. Portlock Black Cultural…
Lafayette College Chaplain Gary Miller gained insights into the changing role of chaplains at private liberal arts colleges and universities through research…
Chemistry major Susan Heinsohn '03 (Mt. Bethel, Pa.) recently gained valuable experience in the consumer products field through an summer internship at…
Auditions for Cadence, a female a cappella group, will be held 6-8 p.m. this evening in room 229 of Kirby Sports Center. Students are asked to bring a…
The campus chapter of American Institute of Chemical Engineers will hold an open meeting at noon today in Jaqua Auditorium (Room 103), Hugel Science Center…
After getting a taste of entertainment law at NBC through Lafayette's alumni externship program last winter, Michelle Vaisberg '04 (Holland, Pa.) served…
Seventeen students of high academic achievement and promise are participating in Lafayette’s distinctive McKelvy House Scholars program this year. Since…
The New York City Opera presented excerpts from Apollo 14, an opera by David Meckler ’82, in its May festival program “Vox 2002: Showcasing American Composers…