
May 27, 2022
In the media: High schoolers create mural as part of Lafayette arts program
High school artists are creating a mural at a local health facility as part of Lafayette community-art program.
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.
High school artists are creating a mural at a local health facility as part of Lafayette community-art program.
Student leaders, campus volunteers, community partners, and faculty who drive community-based learning and research were recognized at annual Landis Center…
Landis Center for Community Engagement hosted its annual Literacy Day activities, which included an environmental education panel and kids’ event at…
Neuroscience grad who has delivered a baby, assisted in surgeries, published research papers, is now recognized for her countless hours of community service…
Carl Smith ’23, a psychology major and football player, and Cole Dutton ’22, an economics major and lacrosse player, were interviewed by WFMZ-TV.
Since last year, Prof. Michael Bertucci has been hard at work utilizing his nearly $500,000 NSF CAREER grant to study bacterial communication, provide…
Lafayette professors and students step into Easton elementary classrooms for science lessons — and fun.
As part of LafKid Connect, Lafayette students are helping local kids build confidence, find inspiration, and learn about future educational opportunities…
Lafayette was one of two Lehigh Valley colleges to receive 'It’s On Us' grants of up to $30,000 to combat sexual assault.
New multiuse trail will make it easier for residents, visitors, and students to walk or bike between Easton's downtown and the College campus.