Beginning next fall, the administration will be taking over aspects of sexual assault peer education at the college. This shift marks a change in the way peer education has been done on campus for years....
By Phoebe Goltra, Contributing Writer
• April 22, 2022
Over 2,000 students each year apply to the Fulbright Scholars Program, a renowned scholarship that awards grants for research projects or teaching in countries across the world.
After a six-month-long...
A couple going for a walk in the Minnesota Big Woods this week came across former President Alison Byerly on a private campground site with a fire fueled by paychecks meant for dining hall employees.
When...
Beginning this fall, peer education on topics of interpersonal violence will take place under a new department and a new name.
The new program will replace peer education that was previously done through...
Before she even began writing her award-winning poem, Alex Thurtle ‘24 had a very specific image in her head: a dollar store tiara and a feather boa falling all over the floor.
Thurtle won this year’s...
As the college works to have a more inclusive campus, Multi-Language Learner Support Specialist Tingting Kang wants to make sure that linguistic diversity does not get left behind. She believes that communicating...
By Katie Frost, Managing Editor
• February 18, 2022
It is likely that most students will experience someone coming out to them at some point in their lives. Knowing what to say may seem easy, but offering the right support while avoiding microaggressions...
By Katie Frost, Managing Editor
• February 11, 2022
Three weeks into the semester, the college is experiencing its first major Covid outbreak of 2022, with over 120 cases reported between Monday and Wednesday.
Students who test positive are required...
By Katie Frost, Managing Editor
• February 11, 2022
The 2 West Campus Lane residence hall, formerly the house of Tri Delta, will be getting a new name this fall: Lavender Lane. The new special interest housing space will provide a safe living space for...
By Katie Frost, Managing Editor
• February 4, 2022
For Donald Nally, conductor of the Philadelphia-based choir The Crossing, singers and conductors are similar to journalists. They ask important questions and do not profess to know any of the answers.
The...
By Katie Frost, Managing Editor
• January 28, 2022
Melissa Ash, known to those who work with her as Mash, will be leaving the college as of today.
Ash came to the Landis Center for Community Engagement in fall 2019 as the advisor for Alternative School...
Last week, The Lafayette Editor-in-Chief Lucie Lagodich ‘22 was away from the newsroom and college altogether, as she attended the COP26 conference and the New York Times Climate Hub in Glasgow, Scotland...
