May 14, 2018
Be the Change
By Kathleen Parrish Sometimes you choose the book and other times the book chooses you. That’s what happened to Pepper Prize winner Kenzie Corbin ’18…
News & Features
May 14, 2018
Thank You, Ed!
Lafayette celebrated the extensive contributions made by Ed Ahart ’69 in his many years of service to the College at a dinner in Buck Hall on Thursday…
May 14, 2018
Gunning for the Championship
Story and photos by Bryan Hay Nine Lafayette civil and environmental engineering seniors are preparing for the 2018 National Students Steel Bridge Competition…
May 13, 2018
Faces of Addiction
By Stephen Wilson According to Pennsylvania Department of Health, the prescription opioid and heroin overdose epidemic is the worst public health crisis…
May 11, 2018
College Honors Outstanding Teaching, Research, and Service
See more images in Flickr. Outstanding professors and other members of the Lafayette community were honored for distinguished teaching, scholarly research…
May 10, 2018
Expanded International Affairs Program Recognized as One of Nation’s Best
By Bill Landauer Kelvin Serem ’18 raised tens of thousands of dollars to build a school in his hometown, the remote village of Kibargoiyet, Kenya. Geraldo…
May 9, 2018
Ten Things You Need to Know About the College’s New LaFarm Manager
By Kathleen Parrish When Lisa Miskelly first decided to become a farmer she was more interested in growing people than vegetables. “My original intention…
May 8, 2018
Corsican Delegation Visits Lafayette
By Bill Landauer Gilles Siméoni, president of the Corsican Executive Council, came thousands of miles to deliver a gift to Lafayette College last month…
May 7, 2018
Eat. Hack. Nap. Hack.
By Stephen Wilson Wassim Gharbi ’19 is not a newbie to hackathons. As the name’s blend suggests, a hackathon is a marathon of exploratory programming…
May 6, 2018
Crushing It!
By Stephen Wilson Building stuff means getting messy, but gluing your fingers together? It happens more than you’d imagine as Cheston Elementary fifth-graders…