When the college’s preliminary plans for the expansion project were approved by the Easton Planning Commission last Wednesday, much of the discussion surrounded concerns from residents and commissioners...
When a 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit the island of Sulawesi, Ian Morse '17 was en route to the Central Sulawesi province of Indonesia, he said in a video chat interview with The Lafayette. He got off the...
Despite being exiled from her home country in 1985, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf returned to Liberia 12 years later with the mindset that her people wanted and deserved better and that she could make a difference...
Hill's Kitchen, which sits at the corner of Cattell and W Monroe Streets, may have replaced College Hill's local diner, but the food and style of Tracy's lives on through long-time chef and Hill's Kitchen's...
As Lafayette's most diverse class formed over the summer, the Trump administration reversed President Barack Obama’s policy on affirmative action in colleges and universities.
Affirmative action policies,...
In her last two years attending Lafayette, Tina Yerdon '18 fought a battle that she never expected she would have to fight: a rare form of bone cancer. However, from her diagnosis to a post-surgery infection,...
Upon returning to campus, students were met with several changes including landscaping and renovations, new safety precautions, a new login system for Lafayette accounts, and other changes in policies...
In the course of a month, men on campus grew their facial hair to raise awareness for the Movember fund. In the process, the brothers of Delta Upsilon and Phi Kappa Psi raised over $15,000 for men's health...
In 1884--the same year that Harry Truman was born, the cornerstone for the Statue of Liberty was laid and Mark Twain wrote the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn--Lafayette College and Lehigh University met...
Lafayette's first Educational Equity Coordinator Jessica Brown will bring a unique perspective to her role when she arrives on Nov. 20. She has worked extensively in law and public service dealing with...
Aasif Mandvi knew he was crossing boundaries with his comedy during his show at the college. But, he said, the theater is a unique place where boundaries can be crossed safely.
“I think that hopefully,...
Muhlenberg College political science professor and Bangladesh native Mohsin Hashim came to the college to bring an expert perspective to the problems and circumstances of the Rohingya crisis, an ongoing...
