Jun 18, 2001
Varsity Courts Named Court-of-the-Year Winner
Tennis Industry has made the Varsity Courts one of 12 winners in its 17th annual Court-of-the-Year contest. Lafayette was just one of three schools and…
Tennis Industry has made the Varsity Courts one of 12 winners in its 17th annual Court-of-the-Year contest. Lafayette was just one of three schools and…
Joshua Sanborn, assistant professor of history at Lafayette, has received a fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) to conduct…
“Art and Artists of Costa Rica,” an exhibition of work by four artists, will be displayed from July 11-August 17 at Lafayette’s Williams Visual Arts Building…
“Art and Artists of Costa Rica,” an exhibition of work by four artists, will be displayed from July 11-August 17 at the Williams Visual Arts Building,…
Joshua Sanborn, assistant professor of history, has received an American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship for research that he will conduct while…
A malfunctioning toaster oven in the basement of Marquis Hall set off fire alarms at 11:38 a.m. today. A public safety officer responding to the alarms…
The Choral Society of Northeastern Pennsylvania presented Through Our Eyes, a new Broadway revue commissioned from Lafayette College Theater director Michael…
Recreational facility summer hours are in effect at Kirby Sports Center. The fitness center — including the weight room, cardiovascular equipment, and…
Dedication ceremonies for Lafayette’s $25 million Hugel Science Center will be held at 5:30 p.m. Friday, June 1, during the College’s annual Alumni Reunion…
Art works of three local high school students are on display through June 30 at Lafayette’s Williams Visual Arts Building, 234 North Third Street, Easton…