Milena Berestko '22 has long felt that her hair governed others' perceptions of her. This past Friday, she let go of this constraint by inviting the Lafayette and greater Easton community to cut her hair...
A single tag can tell a migrant's story.
Hostile Terrain 94 is a nationwide exhibition project composed of 3,400 handwritten toe tags. Each tag includes the name (if known), sex, age, cause of death,...
As the college transitions to an in-person semester, dining halls return to normal capacity with a few challenges and changes along the way.
Most dining locations on campus have been restored to pre-pandemic...
Representation is not just about bodies and faces. For actor Esther Chae, representation includes showing all the "nuanced gradations of dimensionality" of characters that are often only viewed as cultural...
In a typical semester, as lunch hour arrives, nearly 50 Lafayette students congregate in the basement of the Simon Economics Center every Friday to discuss stocks and bonds over pizza.
These are the members...
Alongside their many recent efforts promoting sustainability on campus, the Office of Sustainability has aimed their sights on another area of improvement: sustainability education.
This past Wednesday,...
It has been a tough year for local businesses. But what about businesses whose sole purpose is to serve others? The nearby Whole Life Center food pantry, which is supported by many Lafayette students each...
Kindness is the theme for this year's Literacy Day, an education-based initiative run by the America Reads program through the Landis Center. Although the event is virtual this year, student volunteers...
For Gwen Goldman ’21, the personal nature and humanism of art is what makes it so beautiful and special.
The art and biology double major has always been "an artsy kid," she said. But she didn't take...
As data becomes an omnipotent force to be used by governments and corporations, the question of who this data benefits has become ever more important. This interaction between data, power and intersectional...
To artist and professor Rebecca Kamen, artwork can be a visual representation of scientific research and an attempt to capture its inner beauty.
This past Wednesday, Kamen shared her insights on how the...
Art may not come to mind as the most immediate form of expression for math students, but for Jane Fergusson '21, both seamlessly blend together.
Fergusson said that she developed an affinity for art at...
