Heavey has seen the department grow in his career.
Photo by Austin Drucker ‘17
Economics professor speaks on development of the department over the years
When economics professor Jerome Heavey first...
An outage affecting many buildings on campus will occur this weekend
A power outage will take place next Sunday over Fall Break so work can be performed on one of the transformers that provides energy...
Some students failed to complete Haven by original deadline
All students are expected to complete the module concerning sexual violence education.
The deadline for students to complete a learning...
Harsh winter weather and underground rock findings posed unexpected challenges
By Samantha Praman-Linton ‘16 and Samantha Yepez ‘18
Collaborative Writers
Photo by Willem Ytsma ‘16
The construction...
Victims of sexual assault on campus will have a new resource for recovery in the form of a support group through Lafayette’s Gender and Sexuality Programs and the Counseling Center.
Gene Kelly, Associate...
Photo by Matt Mitterhoff ‘16
A group of students at Lafayette aimed at raising awareness of political issues affecting their generation held a talk this week highlighting a bipartisan agenda they hope...
Photo courtesy Camila Moscoso ‘16
Students from Lafayette and universities located in 70 different countries, such as Syria and Palestine, traveled to Cambridge, Mass. this weekend to participate in...
Photo by Nicole Maselli ‘14 | Photo Editor
As Lafayette students return to campus after a nearly seven-week long interim period, the feelings looking back on the break are mixed.
For many students,...
Photo by Samantha Praman-Linton ‘16
Gershon Baskin, a renowned expert on Israeli-Palestinian relations, spoke at Lafayette this Monday in a lecture titled “The Failed Oslo Peace Process: What Went...
Photo by Matt Mitterhoff ‘16| The Lafayette
After graduation, some Lafayette students go on to study medicine. But David McDonogh was the first slave to do it.
With the exhibit “Tales of Our Brothers”...
Photo by John Burke ‘14 | Common Sense Action
On September 26th, Common Sense Action hosted a panel discussion titled, “Paying the Bills: 17 Trillion Reasons to Care about the National Debt.”...
Since the announcement of her role as Lafayette’s 17th President in January, President Alison Byerly has repeatedly said that one of her main focuses while in office is to foster a closer relationship...
