Nov 4, 2018
Business Basics 101
While most students were snug in their beds back home over fall break, a handful were listening to a DJ while running in a circle doling out high-fives…
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Nov 3, 2018
Seekers, Chasers, Quaffles, and Bludgers
By Nancy Carmona ’19 The cool autumn sun shone during the first tournament of the year for the Quidditch team recently. The team, which consists of 16…
Nov 2, 2018
Halloween With the President
President Alison Byerly channeled another leader—one from millennia ago—as she hosted students at her annual Halloween Open House on Wednesday night…
Nov 1, 2018
John Kincaid Moderates 7th Congressional Debate
By Bryan Hay John Kincaid, Robert B. and Helen S. Meyner Professor of Government and Public Service, on Oct. 25 moderated the debate among the three candidates…
Oct 31, 2018
Gratitude From His Posse
Eleven alumni honor the former mentor of their New York Posse group, retired professor Javad Tavakoli, by creating a scholarship in his name to support…
Oct 30, 2018
‘I Had the Confidence I Could Do It’
By Bill Landauer Angelika von Wahl posed a question to former Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Tuesday night that might fill volumes and trouble…
Oct 30, 2018
Lafayette-Liberia Connections
By Roger Clow Diane Windham Shaw, director of special collections and College archives, illuminated Lafayette’s role in educating black students in the…
Oct 30, 2018
Uncovering Political History of NYC Subways
Ben Gordon '19 talks about his digital humanities research on the development of New York City's subway system, particularly how subway locations were…
Oct 29, 2018
Fall Fest
Students enjoyed food and painted pumpkins in the Farinon Center during the annual Fall Fest on Saturday. Photos by Bowen Hou ’21
Oct 29, 2018
An Internship for the Professor
By Bryan Hay Reflecting one day on his career as an academic, Steve Kurtz realized he was missing something. “I’m in the shower and thinking about…