By McKenna Graf, Contributing Writer
• December 2, 2022
In the span of just a few years, Satuna Mowrin '24 has gone from posting self-designed photo shoots in her bedroom to modeling for small businesses and blazing a path for a more diverse modeling industry.
Mowrin...
It’s possible you’ve never met Damoi Morgan '25, but it's likely that you've heard his music passing through the Quad. To many Lafayette students and faculty members, the melodies from Morgan’s steel...
When Dina Azar ‘25 was younger, her mother wouldn’t allow her to get her nails done at a salon. Now, she has her own business doing nails for students at Lafayette.
“[My mom] thought it wasn't...
When Téo Rodriguez ‘24 was in high school, his classmates never said his name right. Now, as an established rapper, people at Lafayette and beyond know his name and his music.
Rodriguez, known as...
By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
• February 25, 2022
For Alex Diaz '22, art is more than a hobby. It is a calling.
Diaz originally entered Lafayette as a government and law major. All of that changed once they enrolled in a film and media studies class....
By Madeline Marriott, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
• December 3, 2021
Sadie Graeff ‘22 turned to art to carve out their spot at Lafayette. Their work is focused on the body and identity and covers themes such as mental illness and physical disability.
According to Graeff,...
It is hard for Corey Beck ‘22 to remember a time in his life without music.
He grew up surrounded by musical instruments, learning piano when he was five and percussion in the fourth grade. And his...
When Music Professor Kirk O’Riordan asked Anna Zittle ‘22 to compose a piece for concert band last year, he probably wouldn't have guessed it would involve an exponential function.
But Zittle is a...
Creating art is as significant and refreshing as taking a breath of fresh air, according to Kymble Clark ‘22, and it provides an outlet to explore self-identity and discover a relationship with gender...
"Skiff" is the story of a "categorically forgettable" high school student who attempts to leave his mark on a small town in Pennsylvania. Written, directed and produced during the COVID-19 pandemic by...
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...
After the COVID-19 pandemic cut her study of art and architecture in Italy short, Maggie DiGrande ‘21 found a way to start sharing her artwork with others.
Despite still having a painting class that...
