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...
In his new book “Inciting Joy,” author Ross Gay '96 wanted to correct what he felt to be an immature understanding of happiness.
“I wanted to offer a definition of joy which did not imagine [joy]...
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...
By Kendal Davis, Contributing Writer
• November 11, 2022
From communities of book lovers on Instagram to aesthetic Zoom bookshelf displays, the COVID-19 pandemic brought books back into style.
On Monday, author and book historian Leah Price asked Lafayette...
Lafayette’s performing arts organizations channeled their inner "Pitch Perfect" this past weekend with two annual music-filled events: MAFia's lip-sync competition and Evening of A Cappella.
Last...
By Isabella Gaglione, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
• October 28, 2022
On Oct. 21, Taylor Swift asked us to meet her at midnight – a record-breaking number of people did. In its first weekend, Swift’s highly anticipated 10th studio album “Midnights” became the top-selling...
