May 9, 2019
Brooke Wensel ’19 Named Patriot League Softball Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Shortstop Brooke Wensel '19 has been named the 2019 Patriot League Softball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She and teammate Maddie Wensel '19 also achieved…
News & Features
May 9, 2019
Justin Johnson ’22 Named Patriot League Baseball Rookie of the Year
Justin Johnson '22 is the Patriot League Baseball Rookie of the Year, one of four all-league selections for the Lafayette baseball team. He and Trey Durrah…
May 7, 2019
International Affairs Celebrates 60 Years
By Katie Neitz From its inception in 1959, Lafayette’s international affairs (IA) major has provided students with opportunities to develop intellectual…
May 7, 2019
Spring Concert Scenes
Metro Boomin and Lost Kings brought music and excitement to Kirby Sports Center at the annual Spring Concert on Saturday. Photos by Kevin Vogrin
May 6, 2019
‘Involve Me and I Will Learn’
Biology Professor Khadijah Mitchell brings her cancer research to the Lehigh Valley community while involving students in meaningful opportunities to collaborate…
May 5, 2019
Analytics Push Lafayette Athletics into Future
The baseball and men's soccer programs have turned to students for their academic insight into the sports' challenges. Cameron Zurmuhl '20 is working with…
May 4, 2019
Miss Electricity
By Stephen Wilson How do you feel comfortable in your own skin? How do you navigate challenging situations? How do you appreciate what you have? Tough…
May 3, 2019
Prof. Lauren Myers Shares Screen-Time Expertise
Lauren Myers, assistant professor of psychology, shared her expertise in a parenting article from Medium about the impact of screen time on young children…
May 3, 2019
Queer Archives Project Launches
By Kathleen Parrish Faculty, staff, and alumni gathered recently to celebrate the official launch of the Queer Archives Project (QAP), a digital humanities…
May 3, 2019
Lights. Camera. Policy Action
By Stephen Wilson A final project in a senior seminar for policy studies majors. Can’t you just picture the stacks of 100-page papers? Yawn. Luckily…