Feb 10, 2015
CSPAN to Feature Prof. Donald L. Miller
You can catch Prof. Donald L. Miller on CSPAN not once but twice in the next few months. On Saturday, Miller will discuss his latest book, Supreme City:…
News and Features
Feb 10, 2015
110 Students Named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll
From the College’s seven Division I fall sports teams, 110 students were named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. To be eligible for the honor…
Feb 6, 2015
Marcia Bloom Bernicat ’75 Is New U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh
Marcia Bloom Bernicat ’75 began her role as U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh on Wednesday when she presented her credentials to President Md Abdul Hamid.…
Feb 3, 2015
Photo Gallery: Dancing at the President’s Ball
Hundreds of students, faculty, and staff got down to the music of the Soulsystem Orchestra during the 10th annual Presidential Ball. Held in the Bergethon…
Feb 3, 2015
Eric Kramer ’88 Leads Medical Missions to Haiti
In February, Eric Kramer '88 will embark on his fifth annual medical mission to Haiti. The bootstrap volunteer team includes nurses, medical technicians…
Feb 3, 2015
Lafayette by the Numbers: Video Review of 2014
New students, proud grads, the ice bucket challenge, Xanadu, good friends, a big win in the Big Apple. Check out highlights from an amazing year in the…
Feb 3, 2015
Catch the Excitement of National Signing Day
GoLeopards.com will once again offer the most exclusive and expansive National Signing Day coverage in the Patriot League Feb. 4 with all-day, live updates…
Feb 2, 2015
Ahart Family Arts Plaza Named Building of the Year
Lafayette’s Ahart Family Arts Plaza on North Third Street has been named Building of the Year by American-Architects. It received the award following…
Feb 2, 2015
Comeback Kid: Zach Zweizig ’15 Recovers from Concussion to Win 150th Rivalry Game
Nearly 50,000 people filled the seats of Yankee Stadium this past November for the 150th game of the most-played college football rivalry in the nation…
Feb 1, 2015
Geology Measurements? There’s an App for That
During record-low temperatures in 2009, Sean Murphy ’11 struggled to concentrate while transcribing notes from his small field notebook to computer when…