At 22 years old, Guilherme Ferreira de Avila left his former university to come to Lafayette. He put his two-and-a-half-year education at Brazil’s most prestigious international relations academy on...
On a bookshelf in John McKnight’s office is a rock inscribed with the words “Dean of Impact”—a gift from one of his staff. On his wall is a photo from his college years, where he stands with...
A non-student was allegedly sexually assaulted on April 24 at 3 a.m. in a residence hall on campus, according to an email sent out by Lafayette College Public Safety to the campus community.
The email...
Professor of Economics Rosie Bukics said she doesn’t lecture a lot. But on Wednesday, she gave a “last lecture,” to a room full of students.
It wasn’t Buciks’s final lecture, but rather an annual...
All charges have been withdrawn against Steven Mercado ‘16, who was cited last December for three summary offenses: public drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and simple trespassing.
A hearing took place...
When Jeffrey Troxell interviewed to be assistant Director of Lafayette College Public Safety in 1990, he sat in the same office where he sits now, over 25 years later. But now he is on the other side...
As Lafayette College grows over the next few decades, the city of Easton hopes to grow alongside it, according to a comprehensive plan produced by Urban Matrix Architecture and Planning PC of Brooklyn,...
William D. Adams is often asked to give commencement speeches, but he doesn’t always agree to do so. He said he tries to limit the number of speeches he gives to one or two a year. And this year, Lafayette...
Music doesn't stop for the norovirus.
The student band Cosmography, formed at Lafayette College, will be playing a live concert on the quad Thursday at 1 p.m. as an impromptu response to the cancellation...
In February, Jill Creighton, an administrator at New York University, went public with claims that Jason Casares, associate dean of students, director of student ethics and deputy Title IX coordinator...
By Christina Shaman '16 and William Gordon '17
Roughly 100 students, faculty and staff attended what turned into a 3-hour long open forum Wednesday full of high emotions, pointed questions and frustration....
Twenty of professor Donald Miller’s students sat, patiently waiting, in Kirby Library. Some of them had woken early that day, too nervous to sleep. It was 10:15 a.m. The clock on the wall above the exit...
