Mar 13, 2018
Challenge Met
The Lafayette community rallied together during Founders’ Week to raise $1.4 million in 39 hours to support the President’s Challenge for Financial…
News & Features
Mar 12, 2018
Consider the Octopus
By Bryan Hay Ed Kerns has been exploring levels of consciousness for years and using layers of paint to create an abstract understanding of awareness.…
Mar 11, 2018
A Transformative Equation
Story and photos by Stephen Wilson As a symbol of success, owning a home has always been part of the American Dream. With low interest rates and home prices…
Mar 10, 2018
Predicting Prosperity
By Katie Neitz A key factor economists study to better understand the economy and make forecasts about the future is the unemployment rate. When there…
Mar 9, 2018
Lafayette History Through Watercolors
In honor of Founders' Day, we interviewed artist Preston Hindmarch and featured his watercolor paintings of pivotal people and buildings in Lafayette College's…
Mar 9, 2018
Greek Tragedy Meets Modern Dance
By Bryan Hay Characters from the Trojan War can often seem unreachable and amorphous, yet they stubbornly linger, tugging at us to freely offer eternal…
Mar 8, 2018
A Meal Like No Other
By Stephen Wilson It’s Thursday night, and pop music echoes throughout the hallways of Pfenning Alumni Center. The Wilson Room is set for dinner; the…
Mar 7, 2018
Working with Your Childhood Idol
Ali Ehsan ’20 served a summer internship at the Yunus Centre in Dhaka, Bangladesh, that was supported by Lafayette’s Bossak/Heilbron Internship Fund…
Mar 7, 2018
Confronting Fake News
It distorts the truth, sways opinions, and has the power to impact elections. Fake news is in the news and on the minds of people concerned about its influence…
Mar 7, 2018
Bubbles, Bots, and Brown Bag Lunch
By Bryan Hay The Lafayette campus has been buzzing with conversations about finding our way in the post-truth era and how partisan media appeal to emotions…