Jun 7, 2009
Reunion College: Two Slaves of Great Promise
The life of David McDonogh 1844, who attended Lafayette with brother Washington McDonogh, has received increased interest since his story resurfaced in…
News & Features
Jun 6, 2009
Reunion College: A Proud Past and Promising Future for The Williams Center
Back in 1979, when Michiko Okaya arrived at Lafayette, she moved into an apartment near the corner of High and Hamilton streets. Four years later, after…
Jun 3, 2009
Dynamic Marketing in New York City
Sarah Smedley ’07 works with Staples, GlaxoSmithKline, and projects involving rockers Maroon5 and former tennis star John McEnroe Sarah Smedley ’07 loves…
Jun 2, 2009
Making Lafayette Connections on Facebook
A new application brings together the firepower of Lafayette’s Alumni Online Community and Facebook, making it easier than ever to network and keep in…
Jun 1, 2009
Covering Hip-Hop Culture and More at ‘The Source’
Michael Ahene ’08 writes for influential NYC magazine as well as alternative publication Michael Ahene ’08 is a contributing writer for The Source, a…
Jun 1, 2009
Kristen Lahoda ’08, Ricardo Rodriguez ’09, and Elizabeth Roman ’09 Receive Fulbright Grants
Lafayette has had 24 students receive awards in the past 10 years Kristen Lahoda ’08, Ricardo Rodriguez ’09, and Elizabeth Roman ’09 have been awarded…
May 31, 2009
Solar Harvest
Company founder Frank Bason ’65 works toward energy independence in Denmark While the debate over energy independence continues in the United States…
May 27, 2009
Imaging and Interpretation
Physician and professor Steven Shankman ’77 stays on cutting edge of rapidly changing radiology field Throughout his life leading up to medical school…
May 27, 2009
A Family Commencement: Father, Son and Nephew Graduate Together
Steven Zamore surprised to receive his diploma after 38 years Steven Zamore left Lafayette in 1970 after his junior year to attend medical school at Thomas…
May 22, 2009
College Launches 1826 Challenge
New gifts to the Annual Fund in June will trigger grants totaling up to $100,000 through the generosity of four trustees in the 1826 Challenge. A gift…