Artists and curators from Lafayette’s Experimental Printmaking Institute (EPI) will travel to Costa Rica in October to take part in an ongoing cultural…
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity will host a charity breakfast to help fight polycystic kidney disease 8 a.m.-noon Saturday. The menu will include pancakes, eggs…
Government and law major Caroline Eshman ’04 (Darnestown, Md.) learned the dynamics of grassroots organizing during an internship this summer at the Washington…
Trustee Scholarship recipient David Keyser ’04 (Mahwah, N.J.) is assisting with development of a lab kit that will be used by all chemical engineering…
Lafayette has attained the distinction of being classified among America’s “most academically competitive colleges” by Barron’s, publishers of the well-known…
Marquis Mailer Vol. 3, Issue 2 Sept. 19, 2002 The new academic year is off to a busy start. This past weekend, the Lafayette community assembled to dedicate…
Lafayette's alumni volunteers were recognized for their dedicated service during the annual Alumni Volunteer Leadership dinner Sept. 13 in the new Pfenning…
As director of the Treasury Department's Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Tom Ferguson '72 is making his mark on the next generation of U.S. paper currency…
Engineering students can take advantage of an interviewing workshop tailored to their field tomorrow. Anthony Piergiovanni Jr., former vice president and…
Lafayette will host a performance of Birdbrain, a five-year dance touring project that follows the migratory journeys of birds and gray whales across the…