Mar 8, 2022
Expert commentary: Prof. Paul Barclay on war photography
WFMZ-TV interviewed Prof. Paul Barclay regarding a graphic image published by The New York Times showing Ukrainian victims of a Russian attack.
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Mar 8, 2022
Student research aims to reduce campus greenhouse gas emissions
Gabriella Cinquini ’22, a policy studies and environmental studies major, is collecting data that could help the College reduce emissions and support…
Mar 7, 2022
Women in the workforce
A chat with economics professor Susan Averett about her latest book, which explains obstacles women face in claiming equal economic status.
Mar 5, 2022
Dyer Center hosts fourth-annual real-estate competition
Competition offered students the opportunity to present recommendations for a college-based retirement community to a panel of industry judges.
Mar 4, 2022
Criminal Justice Reform Awareness Week starts March 7
Hosted by Lafayette’s MOSAIC program for student civic leadership, series of events is designed to educate and empower the Lafayette community to take…
Mar 3, 2022
Career Center event helps sophomores prepare for the future
Tanuja Dehne ’93 and other alumni participated in Sophomore Surge, an event that prepares second-year students for upper-level courses, career path experiences…
Mar 3, 2022
Expert commentary: Prof. John Kincaid interviewed on landmark infrastructure law
Prof. John Kincaid told NPR that Pennsylvania's share of historic infrastructure bill may depend on state matching requirements
Mar 3, 2022
In the media: Lafayette students participate in Read Across America Day
Carl Smith ’23, a psychology major and football player, and Cole Dutton ’22, an economics major and lacrosse player, were interviewed by WFMZ-TV.
Mar 2, 2022
Lafayette community stands with Ukraine
Students, faculty, and staff rally together to show support and compassion for those affected by events in Ukraine.
Mar 2, 2022
Gender-inclusive residence hall is another step toward a more inclusive community
Fully gender-inclusive special-interest housing will also provide LGBTQIA+ educational programming.