In a time when President George W. Bush and other national leaders are calling for increased commitment by Americans to national service, Lafayette has…
In only the third forensics competition of his college career, Lafayette first-year student Jeremy Bennett of Riverside, Pa., took second place in Lincoln-Douglas…
It may be hard to imagine that insects have brains, but fruit flies do make decisions, says a Lafayette professor, even if they’re as basic as “deftly…
Eleven speakers are visiting campus this semester to provide insights for the Geology Brown Bag Series. The talks will be held noon Fridays in Van Wickle…
To mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Aaron O. Hoff, Lafayette’s first African American student and a member of its inaugural class, Lafayette…
Turtle Island String Quartet will perform its pioneering jazz for hard-driving string quartet with Grammy Award-winning clarinetist Paquito D’Rivera 8…
Musical performances, drama, poetry, art, lectures, and other events will be part of Lafayette’s celebration of Black History Month in February. A highlight…
Hillel Society will kick off its spring semester schedule with a Sabbath dinner 5:30 p.m. Friday at Hillel House, 524 Clinton Terrace. Deli food will be…
Douglas Marvin ’69 is a partner in the law firm of Williams & Connolly. His office is three blocks from the White House. “From my office window, I could…
On Sept. 11, many of us suffered a deep loss when we learned that Rick Thorpe ’89 was among the missing at the World Trade Center. Many remember Rick as…