Oct 30, 2023
Creativity reigns during Come As You Art parade
On Oct. 21, Easton area families strolled the Karl Stirner Arts Trail in costume during the fourth annual Come As You Art/Arf parade.
News and Features
Oct 27, 2023
Strategic Planning Update – DRAFT Mission and Values Statements
President Hurd and the Strategic Planning Steering Committee seek input from students, faculty, and staff on draft versions of a revised mission statement…
Oct 27, 2023
Upcoming lecture: Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Michael Dirda looks back on decades-long career
Dirda will be visiting the Lafayette campus Nov. 15 to deliver the 15th annual Paul and June Schlueter Lecture in the Art and History of the Book.
Oct 27, 2023
Falling for Lafayette
Enjoy these fall scenics capturing the beauty of Lafayette College.
Oct 26, 2023
Lafayette’s Max Kade Center for German Studies and Max Kade Haus celebrate milestone anniversaries
The anniversaries of the Max Kade Center for German Studies and Max Kade Haus were commemorated with a reception Oct. 19.
Oct 23, 2023
Lafayette brings back campus-wide composting system to dining halls
This fall, Lafayette reintroduced a campus-wide composting system to dining halls.
Oct 19, 2023
Yearlong series celebrating Williams Center’s 40th anniversary continues with recollections from music Prof. Emeritus Larry Stockton
As part of the planning for the new Williams Center, Stockton’s job was to work on specifications for the big rehearsal rooms for concert band, orchestra…
Oct 18, 2023
Getting to know the academic deans
Lafayette’s four academic deans work collaboratively in support of all faculty and look for ways to foster cooperation across academic areas.
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.
Oct 16, 2023
In the media: President Hurd, VP Stuart quoted in CNBC report on colleges eliminating student loans
President Nicole Hurd was quoted in an Oct. 14 CNBC report about how some of the nation’s top colleges have adopted no-loan policies.