Lafayette Environmental Awareness and Protection (LEAP) will host “A Different Kind of Green: Nader and Cobb,” the second of two Wednesday brown bags,…
Questions have been released for the debate that will take place among supporters of the Republican, Democrat, and independent (Ralph Nader) presidential…
Almost every weekday this summer, Alexis Anastos ’05 (Franklin Lakes, N.J.) commuted from her home to Manhattan’s financial district. There she worked…
An active volunteer in high school, Kristen Balsamo ’05 (Little Ferry, N.J.) found the perfect living environment for her when she joined the Keefe Volunteer…
Neuroscience major Evan Grolley ’05 (East Glenville, N.Y.) spent 10 weeks in Atlanta this summer conducting research in his major with a Lafayette alumnus…
College Theater will present Rebecca Gilman’s Boy Gets Girl Wednesday-Saturday, Oct. 27-30, on the main stage of the Williams Center for the Arts. Tickets…
Among pianists, Fred Hersch is universally regarded as one of the supreme poets of jazz improvisation. The richly appointed architecture of his music,…
John Glaser, northeast grassroots manager for the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, will speak on “Medicare & Social Security:…
Andrea Smith, assistant professor of anthropology and editor of Europe’s Invisible Migrants: Consequences of the Colonists’ Return, will discuss “Culture…
Justin Corvino, assistant professor of mathematics, will speak on “Why Everyone Should be Interested in Partial Differential Equations” 12:05-12:45 p.m…