Sep 29, 2017
Born in England, Sō Percussion’s ‘From Out a Darker Sea’ Hits Home
By Bill Landauer Adam Sliwinski’s family hails from western Pennsylvania, but recently he found his great-grandfather on the cliffs of a small town in…
News and Features
Sep 28, 2017
Megan ’92 and Scott Reamer ’93 Share Late Son’s Legacy on “Shark Tank”
By Katie Neitz Megan ‘92 and Scott Reamer ’93 will gather with their three children and about 150 members of their tight-knit support team on Sunday…
Sep 28, 2017
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Junot Díaz Visits Lafayette Oct. 4
By Bill Landauer “But if these years have taught me anything,” Junot Díaz writes in The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, “it is this: You can never…
Sep 28, 2017
Race Relations Scholar Shelby Steele Will Give Talk Oct. 3
Lafayette College welcomes race and race relations scholar Shelby Steele to campus Tuesday, Oct. 3. Steele will deliver a lecture, “Modern Liberalism…
Sep 26, 2017
Caleigh Schmid ’21 Gets Head Start on Service
In this video, Caleigh Schmid '21 talks about coming to campus early to make friendships and make a difference in the community through the Pre-Orientation…
Sep 26, 2017
We Are Family
Lafayette welcomed parents and siblings to campus Sept. 22-24 for Family Weekend. Photos by Doug Kilpatrick and Bowen Hou ’21
Sep 26, 2017
Engineering Program Continues Climb in U.S. News Ranking
By Bryan Hay Lafayette’s engineering program moved up to 12th place in the nation among primarily undergraduate programs in the latest ranking by U.S…
Sep 26, 2017
Alessandro Giovannelli’s Philosophy on Film Goes Viral
By Bill Landauer Alessandro Giovannelli, associate professor of philosophy, has for years probed for deep aesthetic relationships in movies. Recently,…
Sep 19, 2017
Lafayette’s Day Downtown
Downtown Easton welcomed students, faculty, staff, and their families on Lafayette Day last Saturday with free food, live music, Chili Pepper Fest, a hot…
Sep 19, 2017
Yoga, Politics, and Award-Winning News
By Stephen Wilson Picture a lotus pose at the Lincoln Memorial. A trikonasana at the Washington Monument. Or maybe a chakrasana at the Jefferson Memorial…