The north lane on College Avenue was shut down temporarily from Sept. 26-30. The lane was closed to install debris safety netting for the construction of the new escarpment trail, but in the wake of criticism...
Jenny Davis, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2022
The Economics Department is preparing for bigger and better things as Kunkel Hall undergoes renovations to become the new departmental home base.
The current Simon Center, named after the former U.S....
Gilad Evans, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2022
As student housing continues to be a persistent issue for Lafayette, construction on a second residence hall on McCartney Street, facing McKeen and Gates Halls, is scheduled to make progress soon. The...
If the best things in life are free, then suits and subscriptions are among the greatest. We at The Lafayette have compiled a brief list of free materials and resources that are available to students on...
Jenny Davis, Contributing Writer
• September 23, 2022
As Lafayette continues to evolve with a series of administrative changes, Interim Vice President for Enrollment Management Forrest M. Stuart announced earlier this month the new leadership structure for...
Selma O'Malley, Contributing Writer
• September 23, 2022
As of late, campus dining halls and locations appear to be overwhelmed, resulting in significant wait times for food. This issue is especially noticeable in Marquis Dining Hall and Gilbert’s, both of...
As if homework, exams and packed schedules weren't enough to worry about, Lafayette students must also deal with the ever-increasing nuisance of the spotted lanternfly.
About an inch long, with spotted...
Emma Alessi, Contributing Writer
• September 23, 2022
Many Lafayette students are experiencing delays in receiving their textbooks from the college store. Supply chain issues, higher demand, the effects of COVID-19 on the workforce and late orders are likely...
Three weeks after his arrest for a fatal car crash, Kyle Flanagan ‘22 has been formally arraigned in the Southold Town Justice Court in New York, pleading not guilty to a single misdemeanor DUI charge....
Jenny Davis, Contributing Writer
• September 16, 2022
On Monday night, students found themselves scrambling for solutions once more as a power outage overcame campus. Similar to the outage last week, while the majority of campus had their power restored after...
A fire broke out in the Marquis kitchen's dishwasher on Wednesday morning, setting off a fire alarm and forcing students to evacuate the premises for about 45 minutes. There were no reported injuries.
"Marquis...
