May 21, 2019
Outstanding Orators
By Morgan Strum ’19 When Saeed Malami ’20 took home the championship at this year’s Interstate Oratorical Association (IOA) tournament, it was the perfect…
News & Features
May 12, 2019
Celebrating Women in STEM
By Katie Neitz Despite the growing number of programs that encourage young women to pursue STEM-related fields (science, technology, engineering, mathematics)…
May 12, 2019
Take It from Us
By Katie Neitz The College’s inaugural Women in STEM Week kicked off with a panel discussion in which eight alumni with varied tech careers across a…
May 12, 2019
Making Mozzarella
By Bryan Hay What would be the crowning gastronomical touch on a tempting spread of Italian cold cuts, olives, and marinated mushrooms? Fresh, still-warm…
May 7, 2019
International Affairs Celebrates 60 Years
By Katie Neitz From its inception in 1959, Lafayette’s international affairs (IA) major has provided students with opportunities to develop intellectual…
May 3, 2019
Prof. Lauren Myers Shares Screen-Time Expertise
Lauren Myers, assistant professor of psychology, shared her expertise in a parenting article from Medium about the impact of screen time on young children…
Apr 29, 2019
Renowned Climate Scientist Michael Mann Speaks on Campus
By Katie Neitz Students, faculty, staff, and community members packed Colton Chapel April 16 to hear world-renowned climate scientist Michael Mann address…
Apr 24, 2019
Among the World’s Greatest Leaders
Chip Bergh ’79 is included in Fortune‘s annual ranking of the World’s Greatest Leaders. The list celebrates innovators in business, government, philanthropy…
Apr 15, 2019
Forbes Interviews President Alison Byerly
President Alison Byerly shared insights about her leadership role and her goals for the College in a recent interview with Forbes. Byerly discussed her…
Apr 15, 2019
A Historic Occasion
By Morgan Sturm ’19 When Robert Weiner, professor of history, first arrived at Lafayette at the age of 26, he was the second youngest faculty member…