Dec 9, 2011
Lafayette is Awarded Four Stars by Charity Navigator
Lafayette is one of only seven private liberal arts colleges to be awarded four stars – the highest rating – in a new evaluation of nearly 5,500 charities…
Lafayette is one of only seven private liberal arts colleges to be awarded four stars – the highest rating – in a new evaluation of nearly 5,500 charities…
South African artist Clifford Charles and poet and film director Jayne Cortez visited campus last week for a series of student workshops, poetry readings…
Bruce McCutcheon, director of athletics, will remain in that post instead of joining the Office of Development as lead fundraiser for athletics. McCutcheon…
As a Chinese citizen studying international affairs at an American college, Xinwei Xu ’13 is gaining a clearer perspective on both countries. “The world…
Earlier this year, Mikhail Gorbachev’s visit to campus celebrated the “groundbreaking” of Lafayette’s planned Oechsle Center for Global Education…
By Michele Tallarita ’12 Bridget Hentz ’12 (Ambler, Pa.) thought it was cool when some of her own ideas became part of the design of cutting-edge heart…
By Kevin Gray “Working with metal is interesting and exciting since new forms and shapes are born all the time,” says Stanley Thomson ’46 of Naples…
The Lafayette College Maroon Club named Alexandra Brannick ’12 (Point Pleasant, N.J.) and Michael Thompson ’12 (Shokan, N.Y.) the 2011-12 Maroon Club…
As the newly appointed executive director of Pennsylvania’s Brandywine Conservancy, Virginia Logan ’81, of Rosemont, Pa., will lead the respected nonprofit…
In November, College Theater presented productions of Rent and Tenn. Winner of four Tony Awards in 1996 and the Pulitzer Prize, Jonathan Larson’s Rent…