
Jul 2, 2025
West Ward Sale offers sustainable way to support community
New and gently used items were collected during Lafayette’s annual Green Move Out, sorted, and then sold according to a pay-what-you-can model.
New and gently used items were collected during Lafayette’s annual Green Move Out, sorted, and then sold according to a pay-what-you-can model.
As a policy studies and economics student, Jacqueline Britton's primary research focus has become the business of sustainability.
John Mulcahy ’87, P’27 shares what inspires him about sustainability to remain connected to Lafayette.
Lafayette’s McCartney Street Housing Phase II and William E. Simon Center for Economics and Business earn prestigious Silver certification from LEED…
Addison Moore ’27 had an idea his first year on campus—what if there were a way to collect unused dining swipes and help fight food insecurity?
Organized by the Lafayette Food and Farm Co-Operative (LaFFCo) student club, Lafayette College hosted the annual Northeast Student Food and Farm Conference…
Earth Month allows groups across campus to get involved in learning about sustainability issues and practicing sustainable behaviors.
About 60 Girl Scouts from the Lehigh Valley and eastern Pennsylvania visited the Lafayette campus Saturday, Feb. 22, for the College’s first Girl Scout…
The Lafayette journey of Peaches Dargbeh ’27 has taught her that when it comes to her passion for helping others, there’s no such thing as borderlines…
Angela Busheska’s lengthy list of achievements as an innovator, social entrepreneur, and motivational speaker have earned her recognition as one of Glamour…