Jun 17, 2022
Prof. Michael Feola shares op-ed on far-right violence
Michael Feola, associate professor of government and law, recently shared an op-ed in Slate about the recent arrest of 31 members of the white nationalist…
News & Features
Jun 16, 2022
Lafayette Athletics stands out in NCAA APR announcement
Twenty of Lafayette's athletic programs finished well above the national average in the NCAA's latest release of the NCAA multi-year Academic Progress…
Jun 16, 2022
Jan. 6 hearings: What’s next?
Prof. John Kincaid discusses why the Jan. 6 hearings are needed, and what may come next
Jun 16, 2022
Prof. Mark Crain recognized as top law and political science scientist
Professor of political economy and chair of policy studies is included on Research.com’s 2022 ranking of leading scientists in law and political science…
Jun 14, 2022
Connected Classrooms helps elementary students answer life’s big questions
Long-running Lafayette program that provides hands-on learning to Easton elementary students expands to reach additional grade levels and new subject areas…
Jun 13, 2022
Computer science team shows talent at prestigious programming contest
Lafayette was one of only three liberal arts colleges invited to the world's largest programming competition, where Lafayette students exceeded expectations…
Jun 10, 2022
Prof. Caroline Séquin Wins Article Prize
Prof. Caroline Séquin's prize-winning article explores the world of white prostitution in colonial Dakar, Senegal
Jun 9, 2022
Alumni, trustees share stories in student-produced podcast
Second installment of Past, Present and Future podcast series features Lafayette alumni sharing their career journeys and reflecting on their Lafayette…
Jun 8, 2022
In the media: Advice for new college grads-turned-job hunters
In a June 2 WLVR report, Alana Klass of Lafayette's Gateway Career Center offers tips to new grads as they search for jobs
Jun 8, 2022
Easton in the media: NY Times highlights city’s history and growth
The New York Times highlights how real estate, lower taxes, booming downtown have helped reshape Easton