Oct 16, 2023
Lafayette to host roundtable discussion of seminal moment in music history
Lafayette’s Music Department on Oct. 20 will host a roundtable discussion of Felix Mendelssohn’s revision of J.S. Bach’s St. Matthew Passion.
Community Outreach
May 26, 2023
Student tutors bring language skills to Paxinosa Elementary School
For the past year on Wednesday nights, a multidisciplinary, bilingual group of Lafayette students has helped Spanish-speaking parents learn English.
Apr 13, 2023
Multimodal trail, historic step project on schedule
Work on the Easton/College Hill escarpment multimodal trail and historic step refurbishment project is on schedule and expected to be completed by mid-August…
Jan 20, 2023
Easton students cheer on Leopards at School Day Game
In a celebration of community and the possibilities of ‘and,’ Lafayette College hosted more than 1,300 Easton Area School District students for School…
Jan 12, 2022
Connected Classrooms Provides Lifetime of Lessons
In collaboration with Easton Area School District, the Landis Center’s Connected Classrooms program engages more than 600 students and 15 faculty members…
Nov 23, 2021
Lafayette Receives Funding to Create Pedestrian-Friendly Trail
New multiuse trail will make it easier for residents, visitors, and students to walk or bike between Easton's downtown and the College campus.
Nov 4, 2021
Creating Impactful Public Art
Lafayette collaborates with Easton community to create public art installation to raise awareness for victims of human trafficking and violence against…
Jun 15, 2020
College Providing New Home for Pennsylvania Water Rescue
Lafayette is providing space on Lehigh Drive in Easton to accommodate Pennsylvania Water Rescue.
Jan 24, 2020
Musical Path Wins Design Award
The innovative Musical Path at Karl Stirner Arts Trail in Easton won a prestigious award. The project closely involved Lafayette College.
Feb 3, 2019
A Win for the Environment
Photos and story by Bryan Hay Scoring points for hitting recycling bins and losing them for a strike in a gray trash can, about 20 fourth-graders lobbed…