Despite being a millennium old, the tale of the heroic Beowulf and his conquest of the fearsome Grendel continues to captivate audiences.
Benjamin Bagby, a world-renowned performer of medieval music,...
Just as students regularly check their phones and news feeds for information throughout the day, people used to depend on town criers for important local announcements. A bell would ring and crowds would...
For the cafe that smells of books just as much as it does breakfast, it was a tough start to the year when the heating system broke.
The owners of Quadrant Book Market & Coffee House said they had...
Many academics research, write and publish books. Not many, however, do so as a family – unless those academics are professors Liz McMahon and Gary Gordon.
In November of last year, the couple published...
A single strong drumbeat broke the silence, gradually moving to fast paced beats that sounded almost insistent – like a call to listen.
That's how Fabian Rodgers '17 opened Monday night's Percussion...
The Lafayette concert choir and chamber singers will hold their annual holiday concert Saturday, promising a mix of old and contemporary tunes, including one new composition.
Directed by associate professor...
Loneliness, love and death dominated the performances of "The Masque of Edgar Allan Poe" at the Williams Center for the Arts last week.
The opera, which was based partially on Edgar Allan Poe's famous...
This Sunday, jazz is coming to the Williams Center.
Tom DiCarlo, a jazz musician and visiting part-time instructor at Lafayette will bring his quintet to perform jazz tunes this Sunday afternoon at Williams...
For most people, film is mostly a medium of action. For Nanfu Wang, it is a medium of activism.
On Monday night the film and media studies department, in conjunction with the Asian Studies Department,...
Web series and satire short films are all part of the film and media studies majors' senior year capstone projects, which is meant to encompass everything they've learned in the program in their four years...
Indie bands Episode and The Living Strange entertained Lafayette students on Saturday under the cover of Markle Parking Deck with an eclectic mix of rock, surfer and digital wave sounds.
Episode opened,...
Talking about race in America while being funny and informative can be a daunting task. But that didn't stop comedian Kamau Bell from doing just that in Colton Chapel Tuesday night.
Bell, a stand-up...
