Jan 4, 2024
Lafayette students volunteer as mentors and tutors through Landis Center’s MOSAIC program
Volunteers provide mentorship and tutoring, play games, and work on arts and crafts with the children.
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.
Volunteers provide mentorship and tutoring, play games, and work on arts and crafts with the children.
Athletics teams paused practice Tues., Nov. 7, and sent 70 student-athletes from baseball, softball, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, women’s soccer…
Lafayette students shared their time, energy, and expertise with several community organizations in October.
Lafayette College welcomed 40+ dancers ages 7-18 to campus for a one-day workshop, giving them a preview of what it's like to dance at the college level…
Throughout October, which is LGBTQIA+ History Month, events will be held across the Lafayette College campus and around the U.S. to raise awareness and…
Lafayette staff members joined volunteers from across the Lehigh Valley Sept. 14 during the United Way’s 30th Day of Caring community service event.
The Pre-Orientation Service Program (POSP) gives students an opportunity to get to know the campus and greater community while making a difference.
Lafayette is one of nine institutions to receive this prestigious award in the United States.
Students who love dogs have the opportunity to grow a unique skill set that serves the greater community: training service dogs.
The free outdoor film screening is open to campus and community members, and will feature blockbuster hits on an outdoor screen.