New York photographer Bill Hayward ’65 pioneered the medium of portraiture two years ago with his book, Bad Behavior, in which he invited his subjects…
Mathematics graduate Mark Coslett ’01 will talk about the actuarial profession and summer and full-time employment opportunities at CIGNA 6:30 p.m. today…
Janine Clifford, grassroots coordinator for National Audubon Society, will talk about how to become an effective advocate and other issues noon today in…
Chemical engineering graduate Hensley Sejour ’01 talked about his experiences as a Lafayette student athlete and current graduate student at Georgia Tech…
Junior Michelle Vaisberg (Holland, Pa.) has realized that in the entertainment industry, image is everything. She is conducting an independent study to…
Chemical engineering graduate Hensley Sejour ’01 will talk about his experiences as a minority student athlete at Lafayette and current graduate student…
More than 100 Lafayette students will actively participate in Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week Sunday, Nov. 17 through Friday, Nov. 22. The Community…
Eric Cornell, a 2001 Nobel Laureate in physics, will give two free, public lectures and interact with Lafayette students and faculty during a campus visit…
Gerald E. Galloway, Jr., secretary of the United States Section of the International Joint Commission, Washington, D.C., will speak on “21st Century Water…
Halloween at the Zeta Psi haunted house was a fun and frightening experience for about 30 children of Lafayette staff and administrators last Tuesday.…