Jan 24, 2014
Pard Tracks: Michele Tallarita ’12 Enjoys Fan Fiction Fame as ‘Angry Lobster’
Michele Tallarita ’12 has a secret identity. In the world of online fan fiction, she’s a popular author whose stories are read by thousands. It’s…
News and Features
Jan 24, 2014
Winter Comes to Lafayette
A beautiful layer of snow recently covered the campus. Check out a photo gallery of winter images. View more winter images on Flickr
Jan 24, 2014
A Community of Artists: CaPA Provides Students with Financial and Creative Support
By Sean Grim ’14 Elizabeth Anderson ’14 (Madison, N.J.) spent the spring 2013 semester in Florence, capturing Italian architecture with her handheld…
Jan 24, 2014
Students Help Restore Venetian Masterpieces
For anyone with a passion for art history, Venice is a must-see. “The amount of cultural heritage in Venice is inconceivable. Every campo has a famous…
Jan 24, 2014
Design Entrepreneur Terese Brown ’07 Fuses her Talents in Art and Business
By Sharon Sanders Elegant, yet edgy, creations by Terese Brown ’07 are drawing national attention. Owner and creative director of Philadelphia-based…
Jan 24, 2014
Prof. Skip Wilkins Finds ‘It’ on Critically Acclaimed New Jazz Album
In the liner notes for his latest jazz release, Czech Dreams, Skip Wilkins writes: “And so, this recording is in many ways a love story, a dedication…
Jan 24, 2014
Engineers and Scientists, Unite!
Great minds think alike—but when they think differently, they can approach problems with a new level of understanding and insight. That’s the idea…
Jan 24, 2014
Prof. Suzanne Westfall Provides Great Opportunities in the Arts
When Suzanne Westfall steps into the classroom, she’s driven to develop students’ appreciation of theater and the arts. “I try to explore with them…
Jan 21, 2014
Lafayette Expands Resources and Opportunities in Computational Biology
The Biology Department welcomed Lafayette’s first computational biologist this semester, Eric Ho. Having a dedicated faculty member is a sign of the…
Jan 10, 2014
Robert Pastor ’69 Dies
Robert A. Pastor ’69, who established the College’s Robert ’69 and Margaret Pastor Lecture in International Affairs, died Wednesday at his home…