In Greek tragedy, Cassandra is a Trojan princess cursed with the gift of prophecy. Before the Trojan War began, she presciently foretold the Fall of Troy yet no one believed her. Just as Cassandra predicted...
As the 2022 spring semester comes to an end, the Lafayette College Student Government held elections for its Executive Board. The results were announced on the Student Government's Instagram on April 29.
For...
Pamela “Pam” Brewer, the retired Associate Dean of Students who created the Lafayette Leadership Institute and had an instrumental role in the construction of Farinon College Center, passed away on...
Matwos "Matt" Tadesse ‘24 was elected the next Student Government president last Saturday, following a race against Olivia Lattanzi '23.
Tadesse has served on Student Government's Equity and Inclusion...
Last Saturday, Deanna Hanchuk '22, along with students representing the International Students Association (ISA) and Art Professor Pedro Barbeito's Beginning Printmaking class, raised over $2,000 in cash...
Trebor Maitin, Assistant News Editor
• April 29, 2022
Primary season is upon us, and for those registered with either of the major parties, this is your chance to decide who is on the ballot in November.
This guide will be taking a look at what is on the...
Non-tenured professors, despite their contributions to the campus community, have long struggled with visibility within academia. From low pay to a lack of recognition, the burden put on contingent professors...
Buses and cars are generally thought to be the only forms of transportation available to Lafayette students in Easton. But for a good portion of the 20th century, another reliable manner of going to and...
Trebor Maitin, Assistant News Editor
• April 22, 2022
The party nominees for three statewide races will be decided on May 17, and while the Democratic primaries have whittled down to a few candidates, their Republican counterparts remain free-for-alls. Although...
Fatimata Cham '23 has worn many hats over the course of her college career. She has participated in everything from environmental activism to poetry, gained accolades such as the Emerging Leader Award...
Trebor Maitin, Assistant News Editor
• April 8, 2022
For most of the student body, graduation signals the start of a new adventure, but for international students, the end of the collegiate road is rife with paperwork and bureaucracy.
Janine Block, the...
After a decade of crafting flatbreads and introducing international food to the Lafayette community, Britney Dancho left her position as the sous chef at Gilbert's Cafe this past Monday.
Though Dancho...
