Dec 12, 2025
Inside the classroom: ‘Not a regular English class’
Writing & Community Engagement gets students out of the classroom and into the community to make a difference
Humanities
Mar 12, 2025
Meghan Sullivan to deliver April 15 Jones Visiting Lecture
Notre Dame’s Wilsey Family College Professor of Philosophy to explore relevance of Christian ethics in AI debate.
Oct 16, 2023
Lafayette to host roundtable discussion of seminal moment in music history
Lafayette’s Music Department on Oct. 20 will host a roundtable discussion of Felix Mendelssohn’s revision of J.S. Bach’s St. Matthew Passion.
Aug 30, 2023
Lafayette College awarded NEH grant
Lafayette is one of nine institutions to receive this prestigious award in the United States.
Aug 18, 2023
Robin Rinehart
"The most fulfilling thing to me at Lafayette is watching students grow intellectually," shared Prof. Rinehart.
Aug 21, 2022
Digital Humanities Summer Scholars create innovative digital projects
Lafayette's Digital Humanities Summer Scholars spend six weeks deeply diving into research to produce amazing online projects that have a global perspective…
Apr 1, 2022
Upcoming lecture to discuss the legacy of Japan’s hidden Christians
Christal Whelan, a scholar dedicated to anthropology and religion, will deliver a guest lecture about Japanese culture and religion April 13 at Lafayette…
Aug 25, 2021
Digitizing Scholarship
Summer scholars create digital projects tackling subjects like art, disenfranchisement, imitation, visibility, politics, religion, and social activism…
May 6, 2021
Pandemic Studio: How Artists Respond to Crisis
Three Lafayette College studio art faculty, Ed Kerns, Pedro Barbeito, and Jim Toia, discuss and display their artistic responses to COVID.
May 5, 2021
Can Machines Ever Be Considered Human?
As machines take on more humanlike qualities, scholar Sylvester Johnson tells Lafayette audience we'll have to consider their status as people.