Eight centuries ago, a tribal Sufi community left East Africa and made Gujarat, India its home. The African-Indian Sidis have been known for many years…
Arthur J. Rothkopf ’55, president emeritus of the College, has been named a member of the new Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher…
A summer internship at New England Financial, New York City, has helped Andrew Brown ’06 land a job offer as a financial planner with the firm. An economics…
Mission IMPROVable will present games and skits and lead the audience through a series of “missions” 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15 in the Farinon Snack Bar…
The Marquis, the student literary magazine, is accepting submissions for its fall issue. Poems, short stories, creative essays, photographs, and other…
Students can meet and network with Lafayette alumni over dinner and get exposure to jobs, career paths, and industry trends at a dinner panel featuring…
Lafayette will undertake a national search for a new provost to replace June Schlueter, who previously announced she would step down from the position…
A $178,000 grant from the George I. Alden Trust is enhancing research opportunities for mechanical engineering students and allowing them to use some of…
Lafayette has created a new minor to prepare students for careers in architecture. Engineering majors, art students, or any number of design-oriented students…
“Rubin Hall already has been a great place to call home,” says Nikki Huff ’07 (Springfield, N.J.). Meredith White ’06 (Andover, Mass.), an R.A. in the…