Two Lafayette College juniors received one of the most prestigious STEM awards in the United States. Both abroad, one student found out 9,000 miles away from campus in New Zealand, while the other learned...
Student Government unanimously approved a bill reforming its club delegate and hours system at its penultimate meeting of the academic year on April 30.
The bill, presented by Student Government’s...
Like many first years, Dexter Kennedy ‘26 spent his first night of college wishing to go home.
His pre-orientation group had left him behind on the bus earlier that day, and his powered wheelchair...
Confusion continues to surround the now-defunct documentary storymaking minor in the months following its shuttering last fall. Though the closure resulted from a loss of regional-level support, Lafayette...
Two proposals presented at Student Government’s April 23 meeting aimed to reshape campus crisis response and rework member hour requirements.
Sen. Josh George ‘29 proposed a resolution that calls...
Tim Reinholdt ‘26 sits atop the leaderboard of senior class gift-giving. He donated $20.
“That’s really surprising,” he said after learning about his position, having given $10 each to club...
Get ready to lurk in even more GroupMe’s.
Student Government approved a whopping 15 new clubs ahead of the 2026-27 academic year, offering students the opportunity to get involved with anything from...
By Sara Feinseth, Contributing Writer
• April 24, 2026
Robotics major Ryan Comisky ‘26 has applied to 220 jobs since the winter break. He’s received 100 rejections and silence from the rest.
Still, he considers himself “one of the lucky ones” for...
By Jada Kinney, Contributing Writer
• April 24, 2026
Available 24/7, no awkward small talk and never tells you “no” — the artificial intelligence chatbot in your pocket may seem like everything a therapist isn’t.
But the Lafayette College Counseling...
Syd Friedman ‘26 was one of many at Lafayette College watching Artemis II’s takeoff — but unlike most, they had already been up close to the launchpad, helping make the space launch’s magic happen...
By Harrison Meyer, Assistant News Editor
• April 17, 2026
Seven students showed up to the Simon Center for Economics and Business on Sunday as Stephen Pryor ‘71 addressed Lafayette College’s Turning Point USA chapter via Zoom.
Pryor, a former ExxonMobil...
It was a slow Wednesday afternoon at the Phillipsburg QuickChek gas station. Pump attendant Colby Brown, sporting his shiny plastic name tag, had a straightforward take on drivers’ frustration over rising...
