Oct 6, 2005
Gallery Exhibition, Keynote Talk Highlight Roethke Humanities Festival
A major exhibition of artist books and a keynote talk on the future of the book are among the highlights of Lafayette’s ninth biennial Roethke Humanities…
A major exhibition of artist books and a keynote talk on the future of the book are among the highlights of Lafayette’s ninth biennial Roethke Humanities…
The Hispanic Scholarship Fund is offering awards ranging from $1,000 to $25,000. HSF offers scholarship programs for Hispanic American students enrolled…
As part of Lafayette’s celebration of Latino Heritage Month, spoken word artist Louis Reyes Rivera will perform 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Farinon Center…
The Reduced Shakespeare Company has compressed all 37 of the bard’s plays into 97 minutes and summarized 600 years of American history in 6,000 seconds…
Eight centuries ago, a tribal Sufi community left East Africa and made Gujarat, India its home. The African-Indian Sidis have been known for many years…
Mission IMPROVable will present games and skits and lead the audience through a series of “missions” 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15 in the Farinon Snack Bar…
Students can meet and network with Lafayette alumni over dinner and get exposure to jobs, career paths, and industry trends at a dinner panel featuring…
“Rubin Hall already has been a great place to call home,” says Nikki Huff ’07 (Springfield, N.J.). Meredith White ’06 (Andover, Mass.), an R.A. in the…
John Colatch, director of religious life and College chaplain, sent this message today to the campus community: The Hurricane Relief Committee met today…
Based on the book What Color is Your Parachute? by Richard N. Bolles, also known as the “job hunter’s bible,” the Parachute College Program will make a…