Mar 2, 2016
Ross Gay ’96 Wins $100,000 Tufts Poetry Award
Ross Gay ’96 has won the Claremont Graduate University’s $100,000 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award for his book, Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude. The Tufts…
Alumni
Feb 23, 2016
Celebrating Opportunities
The Scholarship Recognition Dinner brings together students with the donors who help make their Lafayette education possible.
Feb 19, 2016
Gem Shines at the Williams Arts Campus
Lafayette’s newest academic building will be named William C. Buck Hall in recognition of a major gift to the College’s Live Connected, Lead Change…
Feb 15, 2016
Mastering History
William Grimes of The New York Times calls Donald L. Miller’s Masters of the Air a “searching, thoroughly engrossing history of the American air war…
Feb 2, 2016
Confidence Leads to Ideal Career for Ladimer Nagurney ’72
At times, Ladimer Nagurney ’72 feels as if he’s never grown up. “Dealing with college students each day as a professor makes me feel only a bit older…
Jan 21, 2016
An Advocate for Disadvantaged Youth
When Amanda Evans ’13 first proposed a partnership between The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where she works, and SPARK, a nonprofit mentoring…
Jan 21, 2016
Ross Scheuerman ’15 Signs With Philadelphia Eagles
Four-time All-Patriot League Selection Ross Scheuerman ’15 signed a contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, a move that will put him on the…
Jan 4, 2016
King of Cranberries
Americans consume more than 400 million pounds of cranberries each year, and Gordon Swanson ’66, CEO of Cran Chile, is the man behind the scenes of the…
Dec 3, 2015
100 Years of Chemical Engineering
In the 1880s, decades before he started the chemical engineering program at Lafayette, Edward Hart was already at work building what would become its educational…
Nov 25, 2015
Liberal Arts Make Angela Wnek ’13 a More Confident Engineer
It can be intimidating for a young professional starting her career to speak up and express her ideas to management. But Angela Wnek ’13 brings a lot…