
Nov 20, 2019
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Bell Award winner John Pierce ’81 was raised on campus and now helps raise campus up through service, leadership, and partnerships.

Bell Award winner John Pierce ’81 was raised on campus and now helps raise campus up through service, leadership, and partnerships.

New Entrepreneur-in-Residence program will enable Lafayette to bring entrepreneurial leaders to campus to share their knowledge and networks.

Gateway Career Center recently hosted a fashion and beauty event for students interested in learning about careers in those industries.

Innovative engineering prof is developing “smart” polymers and sustainable alternatives to petroleum-based plastics, including a plant-based glue.

Ross Gay ‘96, author of this year's community reading, The Book of Delights, visited campus for a series of events.

Gateway Career Center recently hosted its annual fall career fair to give students an opportunity to network and learn about jobs and internships.

Emmy winner Amanda Pisetzner '10 talks about the award and the impact of her time on the Hill.

2019 graduates are working in industries across the country. Catch up with a few and learn how they are using their degrees.

David Bednar '16 closed out the game with three straight outs in his Major League Baseball debut for the San Diego Padres yesterday.

Howard Schoor ’61 helped design and build the approach roads to the Verrazano Bridge and led one of the largest engineering firms on the East Coast.…