Apr 14, 2005
Robeson Conference Presentation: Ed Bullins, Samuel A. Hay, and Miller Lucky Jr.
Ed Bullins, Distinguished Artist-in-Residence at Northeastern University; conference co-organizer Samuel A. Hay, visiting professor of government and law…
Ed Bullins, Distinguished Artist-in-Residence at Northeastern University; conference co-organizer Samuel A. Hay, visiting professor of government and law…
Floyd W. Hayes III, senior lecturer in political science and coordinator of undergraduate programs in Africana studies at The Johns Hopkins University…
Science and nature writer, biologist, neuroscientist, and stress expert Robert Sapolsky will speak on “Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers: Stress, Disease, and…
Lafayette’s conference on Paul Robeson closed Saturday with stirring performances that capped three days of dynamic presentations and conversation about…
Tickets are still available for this year’s major spring concert, a performance by the eclectic band The Roots 8 p.m. Monday, April 11, in Kirby Sports…
Mozart’s Viennese classicism, a work by Samuel Barber, and a recent chamber symphony by America’s reigning master composer, John Adams, will provide an…
The sacred performance traditions of Bali have found their true interpretive champions in Çudamani, an ensemble of musicians and dancers from Pengsekan…
Lafayette’s Williams Visual Arts Building on North Third Street in downtown Easton will remain closed through Sunday, April 10, for cleaning and repairs…
Lafayette will inaugurate a series of major conferences on the history and culture of civil rights and civil liberties with a three-day conference entitled…
Lafayette celebrated the $22-million expansion and renovation of David Bishop Skillman Library April 1 with a rededication ceremony and other events. The…