
Apr 11, 2022
Lafayette computer science team makes history
Lafayette computer science team has advanced to the largest programming competition in the world, which will be held May 26-31.

Lafayette computer science team has advanced to the largest programming competition in the world, which will be held May 26-31.

Learn how students and faculty—including artists working in Lafayette's Experimental Printmaking Institute—are helping those impacted by the Ukrainian…

WFMZ-TV and The Morning Call report on campus efforts to fundraise, including a creative printmaking project, and collect donations to help those in need…

National Science Foundation grant will support Woo and his student researchers as they study atmospheric aerosols, which contribute to the warming of the…

Class assignment encourages students to 'investigate their identities, reflect on their Lafayette experiences, explore their histories, and to make absurdity…

Economics and math major will spend the summer pursuing economic development and community engagement learning opportunities in Chicago and Baltimore.

From her sabbatical in Berlin, Prof. Angelika von Wahl shares how the city is welcoming Ukrainian refugees.

The Morning Call reports on Lafayette's plans to build a trail that will provide a safe, accessible route linking College Hill with downtown Easton.

Acclaimed Mexican-born writer shared how artists can use their craft to affect change to a room of students, faculty, staff, and John L. Hatfield ’67…

Alex Thurtle ’24 and Madeline Marriott ’24 received top honors and honorable mention in the Jean E. Corrie Poetry Prize competition.