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The Lafayette

The Oldest College Newspaper in Pennsylvania

The Lafayette

The Oldest College Newspaper in Pennsylvania

The Lafayette

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You have redeemed your joke

March 28, 2024

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, We write to address an article about Parkhurst Dining published in today’s edition of The Lafayette. This past Wednesday, Parkhurst management and Geoff met with...

Student Government doesn't anticipate to reach any conclusions by the end of the semester. (Photo by Emma Sylvester '25 for The Lafayette)

Student Government overhaul in the works

By Tyler Makover, Contributing Writer March 4, 2022

The process of revising the Student Government constitution is underway this spring, but members do not expect any formal changes to be completed by the end of this semester.  The idea to reform the...

Waste bins such as these can be found around campus, where students can separate their trash between municipal waste and single-stream recycling. (Photo by Emma Sylvester '25)

A look into Lafayette’s recycling process

By Lucie Lagodich, Editor-in-Chief December 10, 2021

Lafayette students are subjected to many rumors in four years at the college: there are ghosts in Pardee attic, secret tunnels stretch the length of the quad and the college does not recycle. Delicia...

Freshman Beninto Hergert (pictured) competing in foil, finishing in 28th place at the Penn State Open this past weekend. (Photo courtesy of Amir Whitehead '24)

Fencing makes an appearance at Penn State Opener

By Luke Ritchie, Contributing Writer November 12, 2021

The Lafayette fencing team participated in the Penn State Open over the weekend at the Multi-Sport Indoor Facility. The meet was highlighted by freshman Zoe O'Connor, who finished in 27th place in the...

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