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As a result of the pandemic and the postponement of last years matchup, this year marks the first time that Lafayette and Lehigh will play twice in one year. (Photo by Caroline Burns 22)
First for some, 57th for others: Lafayette-Lehigh rivalry attendees look forward to this year’s game
The renovation of the Rinek Rope factory, pictured above, may be postponed because of supply chain issues, according to VP of Finance and Administration Roger Demareski. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Economics professor explains national labor shortages and supply chain issues felt by the college
The financial grants are supposed to cover unexpected expenses, unmet financial need or expenses related to the disruption of campus operations on account of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Baris Yazici 25)
COVID-19 stimulus funding distributed to Lafayette students
Lafayette Today faces praise, critique more than a year after its inception
Rumors about Monday fire in Hugel Science Center were ‘unfounded,’ Public Safety says
Protesters being arrested holding up signs telling people to register to vote.
$10 million photography gift ‘energizes’ conversation around civil rights
Larry Stockton poses with students
Music Department Head Larry Stockton to retire this year, reflects on decades at college
Meredith Forman 24 of Soulfege sang in one of the many student performances during the Evening of A Cappella. (Photo by Caroline Burns 22)
Student-led groups shine at Lafayette Arts Society’s Evening of A Cappella
Two people standing in front of a projector at a startup competition.
Lafayette Consulting Group pitch competition fuels innovation in students
Corey Beck 22 leads Lafayettes Pep Band on and off the field. (Photo by Caroline Burns 22)
Student Artist Spotlight: Corey Beck ‘22 reflects on time with pep band before conducting at his final football game
Mens basketball triumphs over Rutgers in first win of season
Men’s basketball triumphs over Rutgers in first win of season
Junior running back Jaden Sutton (#1) (pictured) hits the hole during his 70-yard rushing performance during 157th rivalry game. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards.com)
Lafayette falls to Lehigh in 157th Rivalry Game
Why Lafayette will win the 157th rivalry game
Why Lafayette will win the 157th rivalry game
Why Lehigh will win the 157th rivalry game
Why Lehigh will win the 157th rivalry game
Junior Jaden Sutton (pictured) splitting the defense during his 140-yard performance on Saturday in loss against Colgate. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards).
Football falls in heartbreaker to Colgate on senior day
Photo courtesy of Lucie Lagodich 22
Letter from the editor
The Lafayette fencing team initiated their season at Temple University, with the match being highlighted by sophomore Amanda Manubag placing 16th in saber. (Photo courtesy of Gregory Rupp)
Fencing ready for the season after first outing at Temple
Op-Ed: The illusion of safety
Letter from the Editorial Board
Letter from the Editorial Board
Op-Ed: Where Do We Go from Here?
All remaining snow moved into Greek houses in last-ditch effort to keep them white
All remaining snow moved into Greek houses in last-ditch effort to keep them white
College still co-ed
College still co-ed
Milo’s Place operating at reduced capacity of several hundred students at a time
Milo’s Place operating at reduced capacity of several hundred students at a time
Lafayette introduces COVID-19 level negative 1
Lafayette introduces COVID-19 level negative 1
Spring break 2022 to be twelve hours long
Spring break 2022 to be twelve hours long

The Lafayette

The Lafayette
As a Thurber fan for decades, I believe this is his best collection (Photo courtesy of Pinterest)

Book Review | James Thurber explores timeless captivity through humor in “The Thurber Carnival”

C. Jayne Trent
May 4, 2018

Escaping into the world of Gene Stratton-Porter’s “A Girl of the Limberlost”

C. Jayne Trent
February 23, 2018
Protagonist Vern Barclay talks about the changes hes seen in his state due to corporate invaders. (Photo Courtesy of Goodreads.com)

Radio Free Vermont asks: would Vermont be better off independent?

C. Jayne Trent
February 9, 2018
Unraveling Oliver explores a complex characters past (Photo Courtesy of Goodreads.com).

Book Review: ‘Unraveling Oliver’

C. Jayne Trent
November 10, 2017
Little Sister is an odd but fascinating read. (Photo Courtesy of amazon.com)

That’s What She Read: Novel explores questions of personhood, survivor’s guilt

C. Jayne Trent
October 27, 2017
Tom Perrottas most recent novel Mrs. Fletcher (Photo Courtesy of Goodreads.com).

That’s What She Read: Novel explores sexuality, gender and class

C. Jayne Trent
September 29, 2017
(Courtesy of Forge Books)

That’s What She Read: Books to fall for

C. Jayne Trent
September 8, 2017
The moving novel Fathers Day captivates audiences (Courtesy of HarperCollins Publishers).

Summer reads in review

C. Jayne Trent
September 1, 2017
Stranger in the Woods tells the story of Christopher Knight and his life living in the woods of Maine for 27 years (Courtesy of Penguin Random House).

The last true hermit: Christopher Knight

C. Jayne Trent
April 28, 2017
Novel centers on struggles of family grief

Novel centers on struggles of family grief

C. Jayne Trent
April 14, 2017
Two stories come together in So Much Pretty to create a page-turner (Photo courtesy of Amazon.com).

Murder mystery ties in messages of opportunity and class privilege

C. Jayne Trent
March 31, 2017
Chef captures culture of Harlem in cookbook: The Red Rooster Cookbook

Chef captures culture of Harlem in cookbook: ‘The Red Rooster Cookbook’

C. Jayne Trent
March 10, 2017
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