Mar 16, 2018
Better Ideas for Fighting Crime
By Stephen Wilson If asked whether you support human trafficking, you’d probably shake your head in adamant disgust. But if asked whether you eat chocolate…
Lectures-Discussions
Mar 15, 2018
Rorschach District
By Stephen Wilson Maybe you see Goofy kicking Donald Duck. Maybe it’s an earmuff or an upside-down elephant. Maybe it is a pterodactyl with fractured…
Mar 14, 2018
The Nature Necessity
By Katie Neitz There is a way to boost creativity, reduce stress, and enhance your overall health and well-being. It might sound like a too-good-to-be-true…
Mar 9, 2018
Greek Tragedy Meets Modern Dance
By Bryan Hay Characters from the Trojan War can often seem unreachable and amorphous, yet they stubbornly linger, tugging at us to freely offer eternal…
Mar 8, 2018
A Meal Like No Other
By Stephen Wilson It’s Thursday night, and pop music echoes throughout the hallways of Pfenning Alumni Center. The Wilson Room is set for dinner; the…
Mar 7, 2018
Bubbles, Bots, and Brown Bag Lunch
By Bryan Hay The Lafayette campus has been buzzing with conversations about finding our way in the post-truth era and how partisan media appeal to emotions…
Mar 7, 2018
Deceive/Believe
By Stephen Wilson Students on college campuses across the country are engaged in a similar mission: study scholarly ideas, search for knowledge by pushing…
Mar 6, 2018
Students Share Tales of Art Icons
By Bill Landauer Why did Romans select an arch as the monument to honor Emperor Constantine? Why don’t liturgical vessels that make up the Vrap treasure…
Mar 6, 2018
Planet Literacy
By Stephen Wilson Painting planets, mixing universes, and lighting stars … students found fun ways to launch toward a life of reading during this year’s…
Mar 3, 2018
The Power of Scholarships
By Jill Spotz Lafayette celebrated its 13th Scholarship Recognition Dinner on Feb. 23, uniting generous donors with bright and deserving students who benefit…