Lafayette College’s 1999 Roethke Humanities Festival features “Modern Appropriations of Homer’s Odyssey,” celebrating the 2,700 year-old epic that was…
Two exhibits in Skillman Library through December feature the history of Lafayette's McKelvy House. Designed by McKim, Mead & White and built in 1888,…
At the group’s traditional Sunday dinners a free exchange of ideas is the main course. Group dinners at McKelvy House are steeped not only in tradition…
Lafayette College student Jeff Dumont, a junior from Dracut, Mass., was honored by Pi Mu Epsilon, the national mathematics honor society, for his presentation…
In this, the 22nd year in which Lafayette College is offering concentrated, three-week courses abroad during January’s interim session between regular…
“Professor Sherma helps me decide what to test. I do all of the lab work myself, then I go to him with my results,” says Elizabeth Westgate, a junior chemistry…
“Getting to work closely with Professor Miles has been fun. Our department provides a lot of opportunities for research and professors are always there…
“I like the fact that my professors all know me by name, know my interests, and support my goal of attending medical school,” says Jean Marie Ruddy ’01…
“It’s been great. Professor Hovis has been helpful and encouraging,” says David Wattles ’00, a geology and environmental geosciences major from New Hartford…
Internationally renowned artist Catherine Lee’s Alphabet Series and selected other work by Lee will open the gallery season at Lafayette College’s Williams…