
May 22, 2025
What’s next for the Class of 2025: Isabella Gaglione
The editor-in-chief of The Lafayette will pursue a master’s in journalism at Columbia University.
The editor-in-chief of The Lafayette will pursue a master’s in journalism at Columbia University.
Listen as Matt Gustafson ’22 and Milena Berestko ’22, who earned the top prize and honorable mention in the College's annual MacKnight Black Poetry…
Alex Thurtle ’24 and Madeline Marriott ’24 received top honors and honorable mention in the Jean E. Corrie Poetry Prize competition.
Ahead of acclaimed author Valeria Luiselli's March 31 lecture, Lafayette is hosting a film series on migration and a book discussion on two of Luiselli’s…
Student writers skillfully narrated plot, conflict, descriptions, and character development—all in 500 words or less.
Lafayette’s English Department celebrates student poets at annual H. MacKnight Black Poetry Competition; hear them read their award-winning work.
Shirley Liu ’23 and Fatimata Cham ’23 take top honors at Jean E. Corrie Poetry Prize.
A range of distinguished writers visited classes, met with students, and gave readings on campus through the English department's Closs Residency.
Owen McLeod, philosophy professor and poet, serves as judge and reader at annual Jean Corrie Poetry competition.
Prof. Lee Upton reflects on her teaching and writing career.