Oct 17, 2008
Trustee Brent Glass ’69 Appears on The Colbert Report
Trustee Brent D. Glass ’69 appeared as a guest on The Colbert Report on Thursday, Oct. 16. Watch the episode (Glass’ segment begins at 9:40). Glass is…
News & Features
Oct 17, 2008
Dr. Benjamin S. Carson Sr. to Speak at 174th Commencement
Renowned pediatric neurosurgeon is the recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Turner Network Television will present an original movie, Gifted…
Oct 17, 2008
Jennifer Bell ’11 Receives Grant to Continue Sustainability Efforts on Campus
Grant will fund community gardens in Metzgar Fields Jennifer Bell ’11 (Purcellville, Va.), a double major in geology and religious studies, has been…
Oct 16, 2008
Reaching Beyond Borders
Rashid Abdu ’56 traveled to the U.S. embassies in Algeria, Oman, and Yemen to discuss his experience as a Muslim Arab American.
Oct 16, 2008
Facilitating Entrepreneurship in New Orleans
Students work with residents of the Lower Ninth Ward for green community renewal Links for this article will point to the web address below: http://news…
Oct 15, 2008
College Theater Presents Urinetown, the Musical Oct. 29-Nov. 1
Tony Award winning musical combines political satire and broad comedy College Theater presents Urinetown, the Musical at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29 through…
Oct 15, 2008
In Our City
The country waltz is this month’s ‘Dancing on the Thirds’ lesson The Easton Main Street Initiative is hosting its monthly “Dancing on the Thirds”…
Oct 15, 2008
Giving Democracy a Helping Hand
Abigail Lewis Cooper ’98 is program officer at National Democratic Institute for International Affairs A trip to Honduras sponsored by the Alternative…
Oct 15, 2008
Three Years After Katrina, New Orleans Continues to Rebuild
Katherine Reeves ’10 writes about her experience working with Lower Ninth Ward residents Katie Reeves ’10 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) is a member of…
Oct 14, 2008
Vibrant Easton
A community “alive and real” EASTON, Pa.(news.lafayette.edu), October 14, 2008 — Vibrant energy – part of Easton’s character since it first became…