
Jun 22, 2020
Creative Connections
The connected Lafayette community has maintained its closeness despite the challenges of COVID-19.

The connected Lafayette community has maintained its closeness despite the challenges of COVID-19.

Prof. Mike Butler receives award for his service to the American Ornithological Society.

Jeffrey Goldstein, M.D., tells us what it’s like to be Lafayette’s very own “Dr. Fauci”—or medical point person—during the coronavirus crisis…

Prof. Lee Upton reflects on her teaching and writing career.

Program aims to help students feel a greater sense of belonging, confidence, and motivation in male-dominated fields.

Jamila Bookwala, professor of psychology, and Trent Gaugler, associate professor of mathematics, study how unhappy marriages can harm older adults.

A virtual town hall provided an opportunity for the campus community to share their narratives around injustices against Black people.

Students recreate famous works of art with household items.

Thanks to student farmers and volunteers, you can still enjoy fruits and vegetables grown at Lafayette’s campus farm.

Though colleges have worked to increase access to students across different class brackets, the pandemic exposed that inequities still exist.