Jul 12, 2016
Finding Comfort in Uncomfortable Places
Over two decades, Yolanda Wisher ’98 has built alliances as an English teacher, a performing poet, and a leader of one of America’s leading municipal…
News & Features
Jul 7, 2016
Ghosts of Oceans’ Future
With light reflected from the Plexiglas tank’s water playing on their cheeks, Jim Toia and Greg Biggiani ’16 stare into their cylinder and will the…
Jul 7, 2016
Talking H2O with Michelle Baker ’92
Professor of biology at Utah State University since 1999, Michelle Baker ’92 has received a 2015 Utah Governor’s Medal for Excellence in Science and…
Jul 7, 2016
Swimming and Diving Programs Honored for Academics
The Lafayette men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams were recognized by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) as Scholar…
Jul 5, 2016
A Leading Voice on Race and Sports
Growing up in Windsor, Ont., Drew Brown ’06 observed that poverty-stricken areas of nearby Detroit and other U.S. cities were dominated by “black and…
Jul 5, 2016
Curiosity and Connections
A scholarship funded by Walter Oechsle ’57 and help from professors enabled Atanas Angelov ’16 to have exceptional learning experiences.
Jul 5, 2016
191 Students Named to PL Academic Honor Roll
In the College’s 13 Division I spring sports, 191 students were named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. To be eligible for this distinction…
Jul 1, 2016
Lafayette Mourns Passing of Walter Oechsle ’57
Walter Oechsle ’57, trustee emeritus, died Thursday, but his legacy of commitment to the College lives on through the various capital projects, academic…
Jun 21, 2016
Making Beautiful Music
Don Mildrum ’53 took up the clarinet in high school so he’d get into football games for free with the band. He also had played the violin since age…
Jun 21, 2016
Be the Change
It’s time to unleash the power of our largest alumni classes, grads from 2000 to 2015. If you’ve given a gift since July 1, thanks for making a difference…