Jul 9, 2018
Documenting DACA Stories
By Bill Landauer When Thomas Wolfe said, “You can’t go home again” in 1940, he wasn’t thinking about a 21st century American president or a film…
Students
Jun 28, 2018
Three Homes, One Heart
Jessica Ammous ‘21 maintains love for Syria, family, and Lafayette.
Jun 13, 2018
An Abundance of Grace
By Stephen Wilson A presidential election crisis. Mass demonstrations. Political unrest. Police crackdowns. Sounds like scenarios across the globe over…
Jun 12, 2018
Golden Oars
By Katie Neitz The Lafayette Crew Club won two gold medals at the Dad Vail Regatta in May, the largest collegiate rowing event in North America, which…
Jun 11, 2018
Making a Global Impact
By Bryan Hay A group of senior chemical engineering majors and their advisers recently returned from a whirlwind trip to the Dominican Republic where they…
Jun 10, 2018
Field Hockey Team Visits South Africa
The field hockey team visited South Africa in June, touring the country, volunteering, and competing against other teams. The women finished undefeated…
Jun 2, 2018
Speaking of Success
By Katie Neitz The thought of giving an off-the-cuff impromptu speech is enough to rattle seasoned CEOs and leaders. But not Aaron Walker ’18. He has…
May 31, 2018
On the Fast Track
By Bryan Hay Facing raw, rainy New England weather and other competitive engineering schools, Lafayette’s formula electric vehicle team brought home…
May 31, 2018
First Gen Pride
By Bryan Hay and Bill Landauer As first-generation college students, many of them didn’t know what to expect when they entered a college campus for the…
May 19, 2018
Pepper Prize Winner Kenzie Corbin ’18 Addresses Class
Kenzie Corbin ’18, selected by the campus community as recipient of the George Wharton Pepper Prize, gave a speech at Lafayette’s 183nd Commencement…