Jan 20, 2017
Downtown Move First Phase of Affordability Initiative
Lafayette took the first steps toward its goal of becoming a more diverse, competitive, and affordable institution with the opening of its new offices…
News & Features
Jan 19, 2017
A Celebration of Black History
Lafayette will celebrate Black Heritage Month in February with guest speakers, poetry, an award-winning movie and community discussions. This year’s…
Jan 17, 2017
Virus Hunters
Phages – viruses that infect bacteria – are the most abundant organisms on earth, numbering approximately 1031 (“…that’s 10 with 31 zeros after…
Jan 17, 2017
A Taste of South America
Prof. Rebekah Pite uses Fulbright Grant to study food culture in Argentina.
Jan 17, 2017
Hope for Stroke Victims
Matthew Barrett ’17 is in his third year of neuroscience research that could assist those who have lost mobility. He credits an endowed scholarship for…
Jan 10, 2017
Take Five Politics
Lafayette-born politicos discuss the allure of government.
Jan 10, 2017
From the Pacific to College Hill
On Sept. 2, 1945, Forbes Meston ’50 was one of thousands of U.S. Navy personnel gathered in Tokyo Bay as leaders from nine countries met aboard the USS…
Jan 10, 2017
Curtain Rises on Career Possibilities
It was at a time when Chanel Mowatt ’17 wasn’t quite herself that she found out who she truly is. In her first year at Lafayette, the English and anthropology…
Jan 5, 2017
Integrating the Sciences
A pillar of Lafayette’s grand future, an energy-efficient, cutting-edge Integrated Sciences Center will break ground this May on the edge of the campus’…
Jan 3, 2017
The Abolitionist Marquis
An exhibition offering the first comprehensive look at the Marquis de Lafayette as an international antislavery advocate who influenced the abolitionist…