On campus, the Marquis de Lafayette is known as French nobility and a revolutionary war hero. What students may not know about Lafayette is that he was an early and dedicated abolitionist.
Lafayette's...
The air is a bit colder, the days are shorter and cramming for finals is in full force – but among all those things, there is still some holiday cheer.
Cadence rang in the holiday spirit by hosting...
The Manhattan many are familiar with today has been radically changed since the 1980s — thanks in large part to a squatting movement that was popular during that time. Co-Director of the Oral History...
In China, lawyers are often detained and tortured for standing up for human rights, professor Teng Biao told a crowd of Lafayette students on Monday. As a human rights lawyer himself, Biao was banned from...
This weekend, students and Lehigh Valley community members should get ready to stuff their faces with bacon. It is many meatlovers' favorite weekend of the year – Easton’s famed Bacon Fest.
This...
Earlier this week, artist Alison Saar was very much present at the Williams Center.
On Tuesday, Saar, who is the Grossman Visiting Artist, gave a lecture on her background and artwork, concluding with...
Sometimes potential can only be realized through passion.
At least that's what Sally Lou Loveman '84 said on Monday when she kicked off the new Lafayette Women Rising lecture series, which focuses on...
Over the course of this past semester, the Guard House on Sullivan Road, next to the Sullivan Parking Deck, has been transformed into an exhibit space for art. Cleverly named the “Garde House,” this...
Members of the Lafayette College community got a bite of the Big Apple on Monday, when they performed “Tartuffe” Off-Broadway at Teatro Circulo.
The play, which was supposed to be performed last...
One week ago, the Easton Community said goodbye to a local legend.
Karl Stirner, a pioneer in the Easton arts community, passed away last Friday. Stirner was 92.
The Easton City flag was at half-staff...
From lectures by civil rights leader Diane Nash and Lafayette professors to film screenings of “Selma” and “3 ½ Minutes, Ten Bullets,” the college organized has a series of events for Black History...
Indie band to headline WJRH concert
The band Grooms is coming to Lafayette this Friday to play a Welcome Back Concert. This show is a part of WJRH’s Campus Concert Series, and will feature the indie-alternative...
