Oct 13, 2015
The Nuts and Bolts of Theater
By Geoff Gehman ’80 “Actors have three eyes. Did you know that?” Julian Sands let his curious statement hang for five seconds, a pause that could…
News and Features
Oct 6, 2015
Jim Toia’s Latest Exhibit Featured in New York Times
Whether it is oil-sprayed spider webs, mushroom spore drawings, or a pewter-cast ant colony, nature has always been at the heart of Jim Toia’s art. His…
Oct 2, 2015
Presidential Web Chat Set for Oct. 19
President Alison Byerly invites members of the extended Lafayette community to participate in a live, one-hour web chat beginning at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct…
Sep 29, 2015
Using New Technology to Answer New Kinds of Questions
Freedom of the press in Turkey. Ethiopian folk tales. An app for finding fresh produce. These are just some of the projects students designed during a…
Sep 28, 2015
Students Light Up the Night
Over the weekend, students danced the night away on March Field during the Pard Glow party. They were sprayed with fluorescent paint that glowed in the…
Sep 22, 2015
Students and Employers Connect
Hundreds of students attended the College’s annual Career Fair looking to connect with more than 50 employers for internship and job opportunities. Hosted…
Sep 21, 2015
Having Some Family Fun
Students and their families enjoyed many activities during Family Weekend including academic discussions, the annual concert in Colton Chapel, the Legacy…
Sep 15, 2015
Remembering 9/11
In memory of those who died during the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the Muslim Students’ Association held a candlelight vigil and the College Republicans…
Sep 14, 2015
Celebrating Gender Studies
Lafayette is celebrating the 30th anniversary of it's Women's and Gender Studies program. Events will include a talk by Kimberlé Crenshaw, a leading authority…
Sep 9, 2015
Asking the Hard Questions
Among the most famous ancient Greek aphorisms is “know thyself.” As an engineer, Colin Rementer ’12 is used to solving problems, but majoring in…