By Nikolai Gentes, Contributing Writer
• November 10, 2023
Chemical reactions in atmospheric particles can significantly affect the quality of human life and serve as a warning for global warming, chemistry professor Melissa Galloway told students and faculty...
Amy E. Herman ‘88, this year’s commencement speaker, first charted out the path for her life while in professor Robert Mattison's art history class.
“If it were not for [Mattison’s] class, I...
Last Tuesday evening, Lafayette College welcomed Maria Fernanda Espinosa Garcés, the former president of the United Nations General Assembly, to the packed Kirby Hall of Civil Rights.
Espinosa Garcés...
This past week, Lafayette Activities Forum (LAF) announced the return of the annual 100 Nights event. But due to the limited space available at the event and its shift from a formal to a comparatively...
To honor and remember the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the College Republicans and College Democrats hosted a discussion and documentary screening for students in the Kirby Hall of Civil Rights....
By Gilad Evans, Contributing Writer
• April 29, 2022
Last Saturday, Deanna Hanchuk '22, along with students representing the International Students Association (ISA) and Art Professor Pedro Barbeito's Beginning Printmaking class, raised over $2,000 in cash...
By Emma Alessi, Contributing Writer
• April 8, 2022
Items in Skillman Library’s Special Collections range from a rare prayer book to Confucian texts written by an ancient emperor. A number of the newest additions to these artifacts added over the past...
By Gilad Evans, Contributing Writer
• October 29, 2021
This Wednesday, Jas Verem ‘00 described his turbulent upbringing and his work with the New Jersey office of the International Rescue Committee (IRC) at Refugee Action's keynote event.
Born into...
By Baris Yazici, Contributing Writer
• October 29, 2021
The Lafayette chapter of the Zeta Psi fraternity organized a student-led music festival on Oct. 23 that raised $2,000 in support of Easton's Third Street Alliance.
The fall-themed festival, or "Zetefest,"...
By Gilad Evans, Contributing Writer
• October 22, 2021
On Monday, a small group of students gathered in the Farinon atrium for a panel led by Dean of Students Brian Samble, Director of Educational Equity Amanda Hanincik and Student Advocacy & Prevention...
HoThe finance industry is one of the least diverse industries in the United States. James Cottrell '77 has been fighting the imbalance since his graduation, long before the Securities and Exchange Commission...
Cities across America participated in the 2021 Women’s March last Saturday, held in response to Texas's restrictive abortion law and the slew of copycat bills in other states. The Lehigh Valley and Easton...
