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.
Lectures
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 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 26, 2021
Hatfield Lecture: Co-Creating a Better Future, Together
Author, researcher, educator, and cultural critic Tressie McMillan Cottom discusses the present and future of higher education
Mar 16, 2021
Shakespeare and Race Colloquia Return
Shakespeare, Race, and Queer Sexuality colloquium invites collaboration in modern studies.
Mar 15, 2021
Jean E. Corrie Poetry Prize Winners Announced
Shirley Liu ’23 and Fatimata Cham ’23 take top honors at Jean E. Corrie Poetry Prize.
Mar 14, 2021
Prisons Amid Pandemic
Criminal Justice Reform Awareness Week illuminates how prisons are left out of pandemic planning.
Feb 22, 2021
Encouraging Political Participation
Political organizer Damareo Cooper discusses the benefits of activism in virtual event hosted by Africana Studies.