Jun 10, 2021
Rethinking Sexual Orientation
In their final lecture of the academic year, Louise M. Olmsted Fellow for Ethics Matthew Andler explored new, more inclusive ways to think about sexual…
Lectures-Discussions
May 6, 2021
Considering the Cost of Human Impact and Complacency
Acclaimed nature writer Robert Macfarlane shares insights about his research, writing, and extreme explorations with Lafayette students.
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.
Apr 22, 2021
Acclaimed Nature Writer to Speak at Lafayette
Robert Macfarlane helps Lafayette cap off Earth Month. Award-winning author will share insights from 'Underland' in free, virtual lecture open to the public…
Apr 20, 2021
Human vs. Machine: Who’s More Intelligent?
Four reasons to attend Lafayette College's lecture with nationally recognized scholar Sylvester Johnson. Virtual event is 7:30 p.m. April 21 and open to…
Apr 14, 2021
‘We’re in a Race Right Now Against Viral Evolution’
Renowned science author/journalist Laurie Garrett—dubbed 'the woman who predicted the coronavirus pandemic'—shared expertise with Lafayette community…
Apr 7, 2021
Bringing Awareness to Ableism
Landis Center for Community Engagement students discuss ableism and create allies through inaugural Disabilities Awareness Week.
Apr 1, 2021
Improving Mental Health Care for New Parents of Multiples
Prof. Susan Wenze is shedding light on the unique challenges of parenting multiple newborns and informing the development of support strategies.
Mar 30, 2021
Fearless in Math
Easton resident Robert Sun, who created First in Math, recounts his journey with social entrepreneurship students.
Mar 24, 2021
Female Playwrights: Seen and Heard
Humanities Center presented four female playwrights on campus to help students see the world through different eyes.