Jun 4, 2019
On a Conservation Mission
By Katie Neitz Secretary Cindy Dunn, who leads Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, let Lafayette’s environmental sciences…
Alumni
May 21, 2019
Ed Ahart ’69 to Receive Lafayette Medal for Distinguished Service
Ed Ahart ’69, former chair of the Board of Trustees, will be awarded the Lafayette Medal for Distinguished Service at the College’s 184 Commencement on…
May 21, 2019
Four Trustees Elected to Emeritus Status
Trustees James Fisher ’77, Elizabeth Hughes MacDonald ’81, Donald Morel ’79, and S. Kent Rockwell ’66, who are retiring from the board, will be elected…
May 18, 2019
Honoring Generosity
By Jill Spotz “Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” –Desmond Tutu Lafayette…
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…
Apr 24, 2019
The How and Why of Bill Wagner ’89
By Stephen Wilson Not everyone would be confident enough to start a discussion in a room full of guests, half of whom are football players, by admitting…
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 22, 2019
Meet the Big Pi
By Kathleen Parrish What do Howard Cosell, Sandy Koufax, Ed Rendell, and now Brent Glass ’69 have in common? They’re all recipients of Pi Lambda Phi’s…
Mar 15, 2019
Urban Explorers
By Amy Griffin When college students are preparing to leave campus and enter the workforce, it’s critical that they have experience on their resumes…