The Parthenon Project, a lobby installation by Pittsburgh architect Paul Rosenblatt and New York City photographer Judith Turner, will be exhibited at…
Dith Pran, a Cambodian journalist whose story of survival is told in the film The Killing Fields, will speak on “Surviving the Killing Fields” at 7:30…
Robert Fagles, acclaimed translator of Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey and other literary classics, will deliver a public talk at Lafayette College at 8 p.m…
Even before coming to campus, Lafayette's newest students began their collegiate experience with a summer adventure. An intellectual adventure, that is…
Lafayette earns glowing praise in The Fiske Guide to Colleges 2000. This is the 16th annual edition of the top-rated guide to the best colleges in America…
Lafayette College’s 1999 Roethke Humanities Festival features “Modern Appropriations of Homer’s Odyssey,” celebrating the 2,700 year-old epic that was…
Two exhibits in Skillman Library through December feature the history of Lafayette's McKelvy House. Designed by McKim, Mead & White and built in 1888,…
“Professor Sherma helps me decide what to test. I do all of the lab work myself, then I go to him with my results,” says Elizabeth Westgate, a junior chemistry…
“It’s been great. Professor Hovis has been helpful and encouraging,” says David Wattles ’00, a geology and environmental geosciences major from New Hartford…
Internationally renowned artist Catherine Lee’s Alphabet Series and selected other work by Lee will open the gallery season at Lafayette College’s Williams…