Lafayette College student Tasha Cengel ‘26 passed away at home in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday. Cengel was on a leave of absence from the college, according to a Wednesday campus-wide email...
Two weeks after the Department of Education’s deadline to end race-based initiatives at federally-funded institutions, Lafayette College appears to have remained steadfast in its programs.
The college’s...
Nearly 1,000 Lafayette College students may have found their lifelong lovers on Monday, that is, if they trust the ins and outs and tricky algorithms of the nationally-recognized Marriage Pact.
The...
Lafayette College's communications division sent out a community-wide email notifying students and faculty of a recent surge in viral intestinal illness on March 7.
The email referred to the general...
Student Government reviewed additional club budgets for a short period during its March 6 meeting.
The organization entered a 7-minute executive session to approve new budgets. A total of $27,876 was...
An ordinance that would decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana was rejected by the Easton City Council during Wednesday night's meeting. Supporters of the ordinance said they plan to...
A proposed 1-million-square-foot warehouse in Easton has prompted the creation of a vocal coalition of local residents.
Construction of the warehouse — put forward by Indiana-based real estate development...
By Clara Witmer, Assistant News Editor
• March 14, 2025
President Donald Trump’s March 1 executive order designating English as the official language of the United States has sparked backlash and widespread criticism across the nation. With almost a third...
Juan Martinez, the owner of Don Juan Mex Grill and William Penn Storage in Easton, announced his candidacy for Northampton County Council at a Feb. 11 county courthouse press conference arranged by the...
Lafayette College received a letter on Monday from the Department of Education warning of “potential enforcement actions” for noncompliance with Title VI, which prohibits discrimination in federally...
Poet, filmmaker, author, rapper, professor and the next Lafayette College commencement speaker, MK Asante ‘04, thinks of different art forms as unique languages.
“I think it's really about communicating...
Tess Stanley ‘25 fell in love with London during a spring study abroad trip. In the fall, she'll return as one of just 35 students from the United States to be named a 2025 Gates Cambridge Scholar.
Stanley...
