Oct 28, 2021
New Campus Art Installation Shines Light on Humanitarian Crisis at U.S.-Mexico Border
Students take a hands-on role in creating Skillman Library art exhibit that raises awareness for lives lost during immigration.
Anthropology and Sociology
Sep 27, 2021
Lafayette Muslim Student Shares 9/11 Perspective
Imane Halal ’23 wrote an op-ed for the Morning Call about life as a Muslim American following the Sept. 11 attacks. Halal, a women’s, gender, and sexuality…
Jul 6, 2021
Meet the Valedictorians: Caroline Sabin ’21
Anthropology and sociology, music major to study public policy and management at Carnegie Mellon University with goal of advocating for education equity…
Mar 14, 2021
Prisons Amid Pandemic
Criminal Justice Reform Awareness Week illuminates how prisons are left out of pandemic planning.
Dec 8, 2020
Scholarship Story: Maria Ahmed ’20
As a Schwarzman Scholar, Maria Ahmed ’20 will study at China's Tsinghua University and earn a master’s degree in global affairs.
Nov 30, 2020
Prof. Rebecca Kissane Discusses New Book
Lafayette recently celebrated the publication of the new book co-authored by sociology professor Rebecca Kissane.
Nov 16, 2020
Expert Commentary: Trump’s Ever-Present Presidency
Caroline Lee, associate professor of sociology, who studies the sociology of politics and culture, shares expertise in Associated Press story.
Oct 22, 2020
Helping a Community Thrive
Miranda Wilcha '16 works to ensure Easton community members have access to green space and nutritious, affordable locally grown produce.
Mar 25, 2020
Scholarship Story: Xavier Walker ’22
Xavier Walker ’22 shares experience as a recipient of US-UK Fulbright Summer Institute.
Dec 3, 2018
Linking Health and Racism
Research has shown that experiencing discrimination increases risk for stress, cardiovascular disease, stroke, and early mortality. So how does one mitigate…