In February, Lafayette was named a top producer of Fulbright scholars for the seventh time. This year, two more students have received the award, along with one alternate recipient and another scholarship...
With his new organization Laf Quill Co., Remy Oktay ‘24 has turned a COVID-19 hobby into a profitable on-campus business.
Oktay first fell in love with pen turning, or the process of creating a pen...
When prospective students arrive on College Hill for their interviews, most don’t sit down with an admissions officer. Instead, they meet with a senior interviewer — a Lafayette senior who will get...
In Easton’s hot dog scene, “everything” means mustard, onion and a pickle spear.
The inventor of the “everything” hot dog – and father of the Easton dog scene – was James “Jimmy” Makris,...
March was a big month for new music — it's been a while since I've had this many new releases to listen through. Here are the greatest hits from the month of March.
"Endless Summer Vacation" by...
If you’ve ever wondered what football players think about fashion, Lafayette Athletics’ newest YouTube series “The Leopard Report” has all the answers.
Hosted by junior Colleen McNamara, the...
It can be difficult to create spaces for people of color at predominately white institutions. Enter Shirley Liu '23 and the new Write to Be group for students of color.
As a mentor Writing Associate,...
Lafayette College's radio program first came on the scene in 1922. In the past century, it has gone through a variety of changes. Larry Fast '73 and Frank Urbaniak '75 helped usher in a new era for the...
What do larvae, threads and gravity have in common? If you somehow guessed the paintings of Pennsylvania native Emil Lukas, then you’d be correct. Now on display in the Grossman Gallery, Lukas’ "Four...
Last weekend, members of Lafayette's speech and debate team earned a plethora of first-place finishes at the Pennsylvania Forensics Association (PFA) state tournament hosted at Lafayette.
This marks...
The Red Scare and McCarthyism swept the country in the 1950s, bringing with it a wave of fear toward communism. This fear did not bypass Lafayette’s campus.
One man, the college librarian, challenged...
