Nov 14, 2018
The Art of Memory and Memory Lost
By Bill Landauer Remember your first kiss? What about the time you noticed no one was helping, and you were thrilled to feel your legs pumping and your…
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Nov 12, 2018
Hungry to Help
Story and photos by Stephen Wilson One in seven people in the world is food insecure. The numbers in the U.S. are the same except for children. Those are…
Nov 12, 2018
Hitting the Right Note
Julian Delgado '15 is content producer for New York’s HOT 97. He wrote a scathing op-ed for the radio station’s website lambasting the hip-hop industry…
Nov 12, 2018
Making Art With Dogs
By Stephen Wilson William Wegman visited campus for an artist’s talk, book signing, and reception in conjunction with several exhibits. On display is…
Nov 11, 2018
Running for Good
Story Nancy Carmona ’19, photos by Brandon Marin ’22 More than 100 Lafayette students and Easton residents gathered Nov. 4 to participate in the second…
Nov 10, 2018
Evening of A Cappella
Lafayette’s a cappella groups—Cadence, The Chorduroys, Mar-Keys, and Soulfege—were joined by guest ensembles from Muhlenberg and Lehigh in the 16th…
Nov 10, 2018
Time, Talent, and Treasure
The College honored more than 20 alumni, a faculty member, and a student at its annual Alumni Volunteer Awards on Nov. 3 in Pfenning Alumni Center. See…
Nov 9, 2018
Pizza and Politics
By Bryan Hay There’s nothing like pizza and conversation on Election Night to bring together civic-minded young voters from across the political spectrum…
Nov 9, 2018
The History and Media Portrayal of Thugs
By Kathleen Parrish In the 1939 movie Gunga Din, the villains were a secret society of turban-wearing assassins. For many western movie-goers, it was the…
Nov 8, 2018
‘I Enjoyed Every Single Minute’
By Bill Landauer Over four decades at Lafayette, Diane Cole Ahl has helped countless students around the world find their way through the sophisticated…