May 30, 2017
Teaching Girls That They Can Do Anything
The BBC honored Erin McKenney '20 for founding the Curiosity Science Program, which solicits letters from female scientists. Girls in the program gain…
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May 25, 2017
College Mourns Loss of Joe Kirkpatrick ’19
By Kathleen Parrish When Joseph Kirkpatrick ’19 asked someone “What’s up?” or “How are you doing?” it wasn’t a gratuitous question. He genuinely…
May 15, 2017
Tribute to Those Who Challenged and Encouraged
It’s not the historic old fraternity houses, the breathtaking quad, or the state-of-the-art facilities that have the power to transform an individual…
May 9, 2017
Embodying the Lafayette Ideal
Dedicated to social justice and scientific research, Valerie Melson ’17 is this year’s Pepper Prize recipient.
Apr 20, 2017
The Selfless Superstar
By Mandy Housenick Kirsten Wilhelmsen ’17 sets herself apart in many ways. Her play has earned national attention, but the psychology major always…
Mar 15, 2017
Fulfilling Her German Dream
As a middle school student growing up in Zhengzhou—a sprawling city on the Yellow River in east central China, about 350 miles due west of the Yellow…
Mar 7, 2017
A Passion for Reading
Last weekend, students spent the day with children from the local Easton community during the College’s 17th annual Literacy Day. The event was filled…
Mar 7, 2017
Theater Presents ‘I Hate Hamlet’
Lafayette theater presented its production of I Hate Hamlet last week at Buck Hall. Set in John Barrymore’s old apartment in New York City, the comedy…
Mar 6, 2017
Dancing the Night Away
Students donned masks and costumes for this year’s Presidential Ball. A Lafayette tradition since 2006, this year’s dance was themed around the masquerade…
Mar 3, 2017
Students Learn and Have Fun During National Engineers Week
National Engineers Week gave students the opportunity to learn more, teach others, and have fun with engineering. Throughout the week, students took part…