Installation has begun to replace the once state-of-the-art system that transmits digital information throughout the Lafayette College campus with a high…
Lafayette’s new Temple Visiting Lecture Series, focusing on African Americans in the arts, debuts November 1, 2, and 6. The McDonogh Report celebrates…
Lafayette students and community members have worked with mixed media artist Martha Posner to construct “Offering Place,” a conical-roofed, circular, hut-like…
The powerful, highly popular companion web site for A Biography of America, the PBS TV series and telecourse spearheaded by Donald L. Miller, Lafayette…
With an array of contemporary musical styles that some have compared to the early career years of Kronos, Philip Glass, and Laurie Anderson, the Bang On…
Lafayette psychology graduates who are now pursuing careers in a variety of “people-oriented” fields will share their professional experiences and expertise…
To mark the ten-year anniversary of the reunification of Germany, Kerstin Bast-Haider of the University of Göttingen in Germany, will speak on “Stopping…
If you wanted to know what went into building the Great Pyramid of Giza, even the most renowned archaeologists couldn’t tell you — until now, that is.…
Under the guidance of guest director Laura Johnson Lafayette College Theater will stage George Bernard Shaw’s classic comedy Major Barbara at 8 p.m., October…
D.C. Jackson, associate professor of history and chair of the American Studies program at Lafayette, appears in an episode of the acclaimed five-part PBS…