A day wouldn’t feel normal if there wasn’t a news story corroborating what a majority of voters already knew: President Donald Trump and his administration are unfit to govern.
It started this week...
On Wednesday, an article in The New York Times stated that in his first couple of days in office, President Donald Trump has engaged in a "war with math."
I’d go a step further and say the Trump administration...
Dear readers,
Last week was my final week at Lafayette for this semester. I have decided to take a leave of absence for personal reasons. It is a decision that I had been coming to for a long time, and...
Democrat Tom Wolf was elected as governor of Pennsylvania Tuesday, becoming the first gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania to knock an incumbent out of office since a constitutional change in 1968 allowed...
Roger A. Demareski will be the new vice president of finance and administration for Lafayette College
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New administrator to come from Princeton University
The...
The Secret Service should not be considering options that infringe on the rights of citizens in the wake of an incident they were not able to prevent.
Last Friday, Omar. J. Gonzalez, a retired Iraq...
Decision upheld in conduct case lasting almost a year
Photo by Hana Isihara ‘17
The Board of Trustees on Monday upheld an appeal decision in an 11-month-long conduct case involving the Zeta Psi fraternity,...
Policy changes affect community’s knowledge of reports
A student reported a rape that occurred early Saturday morning at an undisclosed residence hall on campus.
The incident, which was reported to...
President Obama outlined Wednesday night a strategy to help combat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, a terrorist group operating in the Middle East that is behind the beheading of two American journalists,...
A student was sexually assaulted at a party on College Hill early Saturday morning, according to an email sent out by Public Safety to the campus community.
The email, sent out at 3:23 a.m. the...
Labor Day marks the beginning of the midterm rush, where candidates and their campaigns ramp up their efforts to get turnout at the polls voting in their favor.
It’s usually a hectic rush to the finish...
Last year, I was presented with the opportunity of becoming the editor-in-chief of The Lafayette. It was enticing, but extremely daunting–I was just finishing up my sophomore year, coming off of months...
