Jun 4, 2022
In the media: Sherryta Freeman reflects on 50 years with Title IX
Patriot League Productions interviews Lafayette's director of athletics in video to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Title IX.
In the Media
Jun 4, 2022
In the media: Prof. Toby Rossmann shares insights on gas explosion
Following a home gas explosion, WFMZ-TV asked Toby Rossmann, associate professor of mechanical engineering, to share insights about gas-explosion investigations…
May 27, 2022
In the media: High schoolers create mural as part of Lafayette arts program
High school artists are creating a mural at a local health facility as part of Lafayette community-art program.
May 27, 2022
In the media: Prof. John Kincaid on Pa. Senate races
Professor of government and public service speaks to WFMZ-TV about the impact redistricting and party division.
May 26, 2022
Prof. Matthew Andler publishes article in The Boston Review
Prof. Matthew Andler's article in The Boston Review discusses how dating apps present a significant challenge for queer people
May 25, 2022
Prof. Michael Feola shares expertise in Washington Post, on U.K. podcast
Prof. Michael Feola discusses The Great Replacement conspiracy theory and its motivation of a recent mass shooting
May 19, 2022
In the media: Alex Ashley ’22 featured in Jamaica’s national newspaper
Alex Ashley '22, the 2022 George Wharton Pepper Prize honoree, describes his journey in The Gleaner, Jamaica's newspaper of record
May 9, 2022
In the media: Lafayette students participate in reproductive rights rally
WFMZ-TV and The Morning Call covered a reproductive rights rally held in Easton, where Sophie Himmel '24 and Emily Mackin '24 expressed their views.
May 9, 2022
In the media: Sunflowers for Ukraine
WMFZ-TV and The Morning Call reported on sunflower-planting event organized by Josh Parr, manager of LaFarm, and supported by Jamie Mattikow ’86, CEO…
May 5, 2022
Op-Ed on the “new right” by Prof. Michael Feola appears in The Washington Post
Prof. Michael Feola's op-ed in The Washington Post discusses the new right replacing the left's stranglehold on culture.