Feb 17, 1999
Peace Activist G. Simon Harak, S.J., to Speak at Lafayette Feb. 17
G. Simon Harak, S.J., will speak on “Killing the Media Arab: The Demonization of Arabs in the American Media” at 4:10 p.m. Wednesday, February 17, in the…
G. Simon Harak, S.J., will speak on “Killing the Media Arab: The Demonization of Arabs in the American Media” at 4:10 p.m. Wednesday, February 17, in the…
Michael Eric Dyson, one of the nation’s most dynamic scholars and authors on race and ethnicity, will deliver the keynote speech of Lafayette College’s…
Violinist Marka Young, the director of string ensembles at Lafayette College, and fortepianist Gwendolyn Toth will perform works of Beethoven, Mozart,…
Cyrus Stoner Fleck of Bethlehem, Pa., the oldest living alumnus of Lafayette College, marked his 100th birthday by announcing Sunday (Feb. 14) that he…
Works by prominent Mexican and American graphic artists will be on display at De Arte Magick Galleria, Easton, beginning Feb. 13. The exhibition, entitled…
Lafayette’s popular “Sound Alternatives” series continues with a concert by Ethos Percussion Group and special guest violinist Diane Monroe 8 p.m. Friday…
Lafayette College’s celebration of Black History Month continues Wednesday, Feb. 10, with two talks by Vincent Wimbush, professor of New Testament and…
Lafayette College and Easton's First Presbyterian Church will commemorate Black History month with a program of original art and music at 4 p.m., Sunday…
Lafayette College’s fraternities will have live-in advisors beginning in the next academic year under a new policy adopted by the College’s board of trustees…
The charter members of Lafayette College’s newly formed Forensics Society fared well in their first competition, the annual Russell D. Martin Invitational…