Feb 21, 2024
The world as a classroom: Students spend break rooted in social justice
For more than three decades, ASB has provided the opportunity for students to work with organizations that are trying to better their communities.
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Feb 16, 2024
Upcoming lecture: ‘On Juneteenth’
On Feb. 29, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, Harvard professor, and award-winning author Annette Gordon-Reed will deliver this year’s John L. Hatfield…
Feb 14, 2024
Winter scenics
From students engaged in friendly snowball fights to the serene beauty of the campus blanketed in snow, each photo captures the essence of winter joy and…
Feb 14, 2024
Finding life’s balance in a musical squeeze
Prof. Mary Roth shares a love of music with other engineering faculty and taps into its endless joys to inspire students and her research.
Feb 9, 2024
Future movers and shakers
The Dyer Center, and the Fellows program specifically, is a rare and special initiative that truly launches successful entrepreneurs.
Feb 5, 2024
Jump-starting careers
The program, which gives students the opportunity to learn about the daily lives of those working in their industry of choice, included over 120 alumni…
Feb 2, 2024
Prof. Olga Duhl releases new book, ‘The Poetics of Drama and the Drama of Poetics’
Prof. Olga Duhl's new book is the first devoted to the literary representations and ideological functions of the “subject” in a significant body of…
Feb 1, 2024
Yearlong series celebrating Williams Center’s 40th anniversary—getting to know Ty Furman
The director of the Performance Series at the Williams Center says he was drawn to its legacy of artistic excellence.
Jan 31, 2024
Celebrating Black Heritage Month
In partnership with the Association of Black Collegians (ABC), the Office of Intercultural Development (OID) will commence Black Heritage Month celebrations…
Jan 23, 2024
First day of spring semester
Lafayette students were welcomed back to a snowy campus Jan. 22 after a well-deserved winter break.