Ever since I came to Lafayette from Vietnam, I have been catching buses to New York City and hopping on planes to Houston in search of homey flavors to awaken my taste buds from the coma commonly known...
In the midst of the housing selection process, the priority off-campus lottery took place this week for upperclassmen. All of the groups that registered for the two-person lottery were able to select...
Known for addressing thought-provoking issues relevant to America today in his Pulitzer Prize-winning work "Disgraced," playwright Ayad Akhtar talked to students about his Muslim identity and his journey...
ONE at Lafayette, a new student group on campus initiated just last week, has plans to hit the ground running in fighting for both international and domestic policy changes. ONE is "a campaigning and...
Just seven years after graduating from Lafayette, Justin Kamine '11 has been recognized on Forbes 30 under 30: Food and Drink list for his success as co-founder of KDC AG, an agricultural technology company...
Less than five years after dropping out of Lafayette, Michael Stocker, founder & CEO of Snowvation Inc., returned to what would have been his alma mater Monday night to talk to aspiring entrepreneurs.
Stocker,...
As Lafayette's new Assistant Dean and Director of Intercultural Development, Liliana Madrid said she is excited to embark on her new role and work with a student body who she said has already impressed...
The Steamboat Institute has honored government and law professor Brandon Van Dyck with the Courage in Education Award.
The Steamboat Institute is an educational organization that "promotes America’s...
The annual Joint Mathematics Meetings in San Diego honored professor Gary Gordon, head of the math department, earlier this month for the Deborah and Franklin Tepper Haimo Award from the Mathematics Association...
Imagine going home after a day of school, hoping for a plate of food and receiving only rice, or nothing at all.
As part of the National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, the Oxfam Hunger Banquet...
Rachel Tenney '18 is looking to make use of seemingly unusable municipal waste water.
Tenney created a poster and based her honors thesis on extracting nutrients from the waste water in order to make...
The Kern Family Foundation presented Lafayette with its second Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network (KEEN) grant which is used in departments outside engineering.
“We’ve received this second grant...
