
Jan 30, 2026
Annual School Day Game celebrated with 1,200 Easton students
Annual event offers Easton students a chance to learn from student-athletes, watch a basketball game, and explore Lafayette
Since it was first founded by 200 citizens of Easton in 1826, Lafayette College continues to seek opportunities to make an impact in the Easton community and beyond. From inspiring local schoolchildren to pursue opportunities in STEM, to improving accessibility between College Hill and downtown, and everything in between, supporting the communities where we learn and work are a key priority.

Annual event offers Easton students a chance to learn from student-athletes, watch a basketball game, and explore Lafayette

Students in Mary Wilford-Hunt’s Introduction to Architectural Engineering course don’t just study how buildings are made—they watch them come to…

Scouts in grades K-12 learned about engineering, STEM careers, performing arts, and more alongside Lafayette faculty, staff, and students.

“I’ve had so many unique opportunities at Lafayette, from speaking on voter engagement panels to study abroad and things like this fellowship,” he…

Lehigh Valley Space Fest, a free family-friendly festival returns to Lafayette Oct. 11-12.

Lafayette welcomes new and returning POSP members for program’s 20th anniversary

New and gently used items were collected during Lafayette’s annual Green Move Out, sorted, and then sold according to a pay-what-you-can model.

“The award winners—and really all of our Landis students, community partners, and faculty—exemplify the meaning of quality community engagement,”…

Lafayette’s McCartney Street Housing Phase II and William E. Simon Center for Economics and Business earn prestigious Silver certification from LEED…

Addison Moore ’27 had an idea his first year on campus—what if there were a way to collect unused dining swipes and help fight food insecurity?