The Lafayette Forensics team tied their record for most breaks out of preliminary rounds in a single year at the 2024 national tournament in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
Throughout their week at nationals,...
Hundreds of Lafayette students descended onto the Quad on Monday as a rare occurrence was on the horizon, quite literally — a near-total solar eclipse.
During a solar eclipse, the moon passes directly...
Three members of the college's new Sigma Tau Delta English honors society chapter attended the national society's Centennial Convention in St. Louis, Missouri, last week, marking the first time that Lafayette...
Mark Reid does not just work at one garden – he works at them all.
When the position to lead Easton’s community gardens opened up, Reid saw an opportunity to use his gardening experience to serve...
This week, The Scoffayette had the rare opportunity to speak to the one and only Pardee Bat — the infamous winged figure who has taken up residence in the alien world that is the Pardee Hall attic.
The...
Traveling around the world is simply a dream for many, but Lafayette students can make those dreams a reality through study abroad programs. The Lafayette checked in on several of those students to see...
A muenster of a new club just dropped: the Cheese Club.
Although the club has yet to be officially recognized, its board is already making efforts to get members of the community involved with the...
When Lafayette’s first female class of students was admitted in 1970, their voices were often silenced. Carly Johnson ‘24 is seeking to undo that through her thesis centered around Lafayette’s transition...
A revamped audio-visual podcasting studio will officially open in Skillman Library on March 18 for both student and faculty use.
The studio, located in Skillman Library Room 007, is one of two preexisting...
Professors often develop new ideas for classes, yet such an opportunity is rarely offered to students. English major Damaris Gomez ‘24 can count herself among the few.
Gomez is helping to design...
While the prospect of life beyond college may be daunting, the new Gateway Peer Advisors are tackling it head-on and helping others do the same.
Located on the second floor of Hogg Hall, the group...
Daniel Quirós is not just a professor, but also a published fiction author of multiple books.
Quirós’ books include a short story collection, a fiction novel about a Costa Rican man living in the...
