
May 5, 2022
MacKnight Black student poetry contest winners
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…
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…
Prof. Ian Smith is continuing to make important contributions to Shakespeare studies as he embarks on new research that speaks directly to issues of diversity…
Alex Thurtle ’24 and Madeline Marriott ’24 received top honors and honorable mention in the Jean E. Corrie Poetry Prize competition.
Student writers skillfully narrated plot, conflict, descriptions, and character development—all in 500 words or less.
Alumni-funded scholarship program provides students with the tools and support they need to produce creative work and engage the campus community.
Lafayette art history faculty-student team traveled to Florence to capture Michelangelo’s architecture in virtual reality to share with classes on campus…
Former professor/provost June Schlueter’s new book is making waves by delving into the question: What if someone else wrote Shakespeare’s plays first?
The critical thinking and communication skills Fortier gained as an engineering studies and English major "have made me an adaptable learner and professional…
Lafayette and UCLA graduate's work is shown at festivals around the country—most recently at CAAMFest, which celebrates Asian-American stories.
Donahue-Garst Plaza has transformed into a private, peaceful retreat where students can go to study, collaborate, or simply relish the outdoors.