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Poor Saylor just can't control herself. Poor girl. (Graphic by Stubert Jehosephat Romano for the Scoffayette)
President’s dogs use college property as personal toilet, Hurd enables
Baby bye bye bye (bye bye!) (Graphic by Cocaine Bear for the Scoffayette)
Pardee falls into sinkhole, investigation underway
The Morning Call plans to avoid the noun ban, replacing any mention of Trump with the word "hubbahubba." (Graphic by slobweekenjoyer for The Scoffayette)
Trump bans nouns, nation struggles to identify who, what, where
This article has nothing do with Jalen Hurts, just a reminder that he is a Super Bowl MVP. (Graphic by Crangis McBasketball for The Scoffayette)
Baseball team signs Big Justice, The Rizzler
Hole's next song is "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by U2. (Graphic by slobweekenjoyer for the Scoffayette)
Student Artist Spotlight: That guy in your dorm with a guitar
Lafayette student passes away at home
Lafayette student passes away at home
The "Dear Colleague" letter was issued on Feb. 14 by the Department of Education. (Photo courtesy of Reuters)
College does not budge as government threatens funding over diversity initiatives
Participants of Marriage Pact got the first clue of who their match might be with their initials and compatibility percentage.
Cupid’s arrow strikes Lafayette
Norovirus is common nationally during the winter months. (Graphic by Hiya Khan '28 for The Lafayette)
Campus experiences viral bug outbreak
Student Government reviews more budget requests at March 6 meeting
Student Government reviews more budget requests at March 6 meeting
The new endowed professorship was influenced by the strategic plan that the Lafayette College Board of Trustees approved in December.
New interdisciplinary professorship to emphasize power of ‘and’
The college formed an artificial intelligence faculty committee in 2024.
How professors use AI in the classroom
The Trump administration ordered some federal funding to be paused during its first weeks in office. (Photo courtesy of the National Park Service)
Lafayette campus uncertain over federal funding turmoil
The dedicated lounge for English majors often hosts student events and club meetings.
English program at Lafayette remains strong despite national struggles
Nate Rashkind '26 interviews Government & Law Professor Joshua Miller for a segment of the broadcast.
Students help produce local election broadcast
Student Government reviews more budget requests at March 6 meeting
Student Government reviews more budget requests at March 6 meeting
Student Government discusses financial guidelines at Feb. 27 meeting
Student Government discusses financial guidelines at Feb. 27 meeting
Student Government adjusts budgets at Feb. 20 meeting
Student Government adjusts budgets at Feb. 20 meeting
Student Government reviews budgets at Feb. 13 meeting
Student Government reviews budgets at Feb. 13 meeting
Code of conduct changes discussed at Feb. 6 Student Government meeting
Code of conduct changes discussed at Feb. 6 Student Government meeting
The new endowed professorship was influenced by the strategic plan that the Lafayette College Board of Trustees approved in December.
New interdisciplinary professorship to emphasize power of ‘and’
Strategist Kathryn Meier said her communications strategy is informed by “the different needs of different disciplines." (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Lafayette names new VP of communications
The housing lottery for rising seniors begins on March 13.
Residence life vacancy remains as housing lottery approaches
Alex Malanych is set to finish rabbinical school in three months.
Religious and Spiritual Life adds new face
The college formed an artificial intelligence faculty committee in 2024.
How professors use AI in the classroom
Easton councilman Frank Pintabone told The Lafayette that he hoped the next vote on the ordinance would happen "soon." He did not give a specific date.
Easton motion to decriminalize marijuana fails
Coalition members are concerned about the possible increase in traffic the warehouse could bring.
Coalition looks to counter warehouse construction
Easton Area School District offers English as a Second Language and English for Speakers of Other Languages programs for students and community members.
‘A short-sighted and unfortunate policy’
Easton City Council will discuss the "Welcome City" proposition at their bi-weekly meeting next week.
‘Welcoming City’ debate reaches Easton
The Marquis (top left), and Dutchtown Pointe (bottom), are two apartment complexes nearing completion in 2025. Cars sit on a bridge above Bushkill Creek (top right), where parking has been a point of discussion among neighborhood residents.
Inside Easton residents’ problems with parking
Students concerned about phishing scams should reach out to the IT department's help desk.
Phishing scams 101
Peter Milius appeared at the Northampton County Courthouse in Easton on Tuesday.
Trial date set in Milius case
The house where the explosion occurred is near the 700 block of West Milton Street, according to the Easton Police Department.
1 dead after Easton apartment explosion, cause unclear
The building that MindLeaf CBD previously occupied now sits vacant. A sign that reads "Office for Lease" is visible from the street.
College Hill hemp store forced to close
Public Safety recommends using a U-lock instead of a cable or chain lock for securing your bicycle.
College reports uptick in vehicle thefts, burglaries
The "Dear Colleague" letter was issued on Feb. 14 by the Department of Education. (Photo courtesy of Reuters)
College does not budge as government threatens funding over diversity initiatives
Participants of Marriage Pact got the first clue of who their match might be with their initials and compatibility percentage.
Cupid’s arrow strikes Lafayette
Lafayette College's Division of Inclusion is housed in Markle Hall.
Lafayette issued federal antisemitism warning
MK Asante '04, Lafayette's 2025 commencement speaker, is an author, filmmaker, poet and professor.
A look at past Lafayette commencement speakers
Strategist Kathryn Meier said her communications strategy is informed by “the different needs of different disciplines." (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Lafayette names new VP of communications
Professor Mary Armstrong, Ellen Poriles Wieler '83 and Helena Koffigoh '23 all spoke at "Sip & Speak."
Women speak on gender, professional identity at Sip & Speak
A sustainable night market was one of many events sponsored by the "Swipe It Forward" initiative.
‘Swipe It Forward’ forwards sustainability initiatives
The members of "geek" write their own songs and have an EP of four originals releasing soon.
‘geek’ gets nerdy about music
Professor Michael Feola's book was published in July. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Research Spotlight: Professor publishes book examining far-right ideology
"Improv for Entrepreneurs" combined business speaking skills with the theatrical nature of improv.
‘Improv for Entrepreneurs’ is all funny business
Junior forward Emma Shields finished with a double-double on Saturday against American University.
Women’s basketball annihilates American, finishes season with loss to Army
Senior attacker Riley Sullivan accumulated 22 total points for the men's lacrosse team this week.
Men’s lacrosse fades against Colgate, demolishes NJIT
Senior Shaylee Daniels qualified for the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships for the first time in her collegiate career. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Diving sends 2 to regionals, including first female athlete
Senior épée Zoe O'Connor had the best finish for the women's team on Saturday at NCAA Regionals. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Fencing finishes season at NCAA Regionals
The women's lacrosse team begins its in-conference season on Saturday against Holy Cross. (Photo by George Varkanis for GoLeopards)
Women’s lacrosse struggles to score against Villanova
Op-ed: Live life sustainably
On the Spot: Marriage Pact
On the Spot: Marriage Pact
Letter to the editor: In defense of President Hurd
Letter to the editor: In defense of President Hurd
Love at first write
Love at first write
Op-ed: Halftime: A moment for inspiration
The Oldest College Newspaper in Pennsylvania

The Lafayette
The Oldest College Newspaper in Pennsylvania

The Lafayette
Bernadette Russo

Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor

Likes trees and hates writing bios.

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Dear Dette: Love advice that you didn't ask for

Dear Dette: Love advice that you didn’t ask for

By Bernadette Russo, Contributing Writer
February 14, 2025
Giacomo's, located on College Hill, features a delicious Italian market and deli.

Places to visit in Easton before you graduate

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
May 3, 2024
The mural in Eco Cafe is meant to represent a landscape of the Lehigh Valley.

Student Artist Spotlight: Jolie Saint Vil ‘27 honors Lenni Lenape people with mural

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
April 26, 2024
There were two finalists and two semi-finalists representing Lafayette at the Allentown Film Festival. (Photo courtesy of Isabella Gaglione '25)

Student filmmakers recognized at Allentown Film Festival

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
April 19, 2024
Lonan Jennings '27: A personal book recommendation would be "Babel, or the Necessity of Violence" [by R. F. Kuang]. It's a very, very good book. It details a lot of the conflicts between race and identity in higher education, how they all mix around with one another and how you can support your background which may be leeched upon by a higher system, while also educating yourself.

[Photo] On the Spot: What is your go-to book recommendation?

April 19, 2024
Kristen Vincent '26 fell in love with art-inspired poetry while taking a creative writing class.

Kristen Vincent ‘26 wins Jean Corrie Poetry Contest

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
April 12, 2024
Listen to these four female artists to feel something. (Photos courtesy of Spotify)

Female artists you should definitely know

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
March 8, 2024
The Village on College Hill gathers for movie screenings, Tai Chi, drum circles and more. (Photo courtesy of Mary Liz Colley)

Residents of College Hill lean on each other

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
February 23, 2024
Dear Dette: Love advice that you didn't ask for

Dear Dette: Love advice that you didn’t ask for

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
February 9, 2024
Visiting assistant professor Lisa Hiton feels drawn to teaching because of its similarities to writing.

Professor Lisa Hiton on writing workshop philosophy

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
February 2, 2024
Writing associates presented their work on the history of the College Writing Program. (Photo courtesy of Emma Hetrick)

Students showcase project at college writing program conference

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
January 26, 2024
These four holiday albums will warm your soul this season. (Photos courtesy of Spotify)

Soulful holiday albums to soothe your spirit

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
December 8, 2023
Members of Delta Upsilon had their facial hair on display during the month of November. (Photo courtesy of Max Adams '24)

Bristly brotherhood

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
December 1, 2023
Through the care of many faculty members and students, Bubba has lived a fruitful life on campus.

Meet Bubba, Lafayette’s cuddliest lizard

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
November 17, 2023
Take Back the Night featured the annual clothesline project. (Photo courtesy of Carly Johnson '24)

PASA demonstrates resilience through annual Take Back the Night

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
November 10, 2023
Students are getting to know the culture of European and Oceanian countries this semester. (Photos courtesy of Brenna Girard '25, Ellie Walsh '25 and Tess Boyler '25)

Leopard sightings across the globe

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
November 3, 2023
These songs have spooky vibes in every way. (Photos courtesy of Spotify)

Dette’s spooky sounds

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
October 27, 2023
Peter Pruim and his dog, Rose, are frequent customers of Mojo 516 Cafe.

Meet Rose, Mojo’s sweetheart

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
October 20, 2023
Barbara Vasconez and Mik Mattis are the team that runs all operations at Mystery Box Games.

Small Business Spotlight: Every night is game night at Mystery Box Games

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
September 29, 2023
The Immersive Arts Lab is a space to experiment with virtual reality technology.

[Photo] Providing tools for the curious

By McKenna Graf, Staff Writer
September 29, 2023
This Sunday's PorchFest will feature Cadence, one of Lafayette's a cappella groups.

PorchFest to feature student musicians for first time

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
September 22, 2023
Professor John Shaw finds writing mystery novels rewarding as an educator and author.

Faculty Artist Spotlight: Psychology professor John Shaw lives double life as mystery novelist

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
September 15, 2023
The Raven 96 was opened out of Raven Gabriel's love for the restaurant industry.

Small Business Spotlight: The Raven 96 proves breakfast is most important meal of day

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
September 8, 2023
A projected background was utilized to immerse the audience deeper in the play. (Photo courtesy of Timmy Mayrose '23)

Performance Review: Tear-jerking portrayal of PTSD in ‘Ugly Lies the Bone’

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
May 5, 2023
One project Madison Lebish '23 participates in is investigating vernal pools. (Photo courtesy of Madison Lebish '23)

Student Research Spotlight: Two ways Madison Lebish ’23 is saving the planet

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
April 21, 2023
Hanoi Ragmen has performed in established venues in Washington, D.C. (Photo courtesy of Shaan Shuster '23)

Student Artist Spotlight: Shaan Shuster ’23 on his award-winning band

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
April 14, 2023
Several of Melanie Lino's business partners and friends came to see her speak at last week's keynote event. (Photo courtesy of @madebylino on Instagram)

‘I am supposed to be here’: Earth Month keynote speaker on boldness in baking

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
April 7, 2023
In addition to providing menstrual products, L-RAJE will provide lectures on menstruation to the fraternities (Photo courtesy of Emily Mackin '24).

New L-RAJE program provides menstrual products in fraternity bathrooms

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
April 7, 2023
Maria Gross '24 often brings Mochi around campus or to her classes. (Photo courtesy of Maria Gross '24)

A bunny is a girl’s best friend: Maria Gross ’24 and her pal Mochi

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
March 24, 2023
Students can spend an afternoon in the Sigal Museum for only $8.

How to spend a day in Easton for under $20

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
March 10, 2023
(Graphic by Bernadette Russo '24)

Black-owned businesses in Easton to support for Black History Month

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
February 17, 2023
Dear Dette: Love advice that you didn't ask for

Dear Dette: Love advice that you didn’t ask for

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
February 10, 2023
Easton Candle Company is open downtown from Friday through Sunday.

Small Business Spotlight: Easton Candle Company curates clean, unique fragrances

By Bernadette Russo, Culture Editor
February 3, 2023
Letter from the Editors: Welcome to Culture

Letter from the Editors: Welcome to Culture

By Madeline Marriott and Bernadette Russo
January 27, 2023
Previous chair of the Board of Trustees Larry Ramer financially supported the development of the Ramer History House.

The history behind the history house

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
December 9, 2022
The Bootmobile will continue traveling along the East Coast until the end of December.

Beep beep! L.L.Bean Bootmobile parks on campus for first time

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
November 11, 2022
Pie+Tart is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every day except Sunday and Monday. (Photo courtesy of Lehigh Valley Live)

Small Business Spotlight: Pie+Tart combines two women’s love for baking

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
November 4, 2022
Kramer and Wiss Fiss are brother mutts. They are the first dogs adopted from a shelter to join the program. (Photo by Caroline Schaeffer '23)

Friends fur-ever: Rescued brothers Kramer, Wiss Fiss join Dog House

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
October 28, 2022
Ciao's College Hill location will be open until 3 a.m. (Photo courtesy of Ciao on Facebook)

Restaurant Review: Ciao brings tasty late-night option to College Hill

By Madeline Marriott and Bernadette Russo
October 7, 2022
Garlic Fest started as part of an Easton Farmers' Market-themed event.

But why garlic?: How Easton’s Garlic Fest came to be

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
October 7, 2022
There are a multitude of events happening in Easton and beyond that will allow you to enjoy fall festivities. (Graphic by Bernadette Russo '24 for The Lafayette)

Autumn in Easton: The ultimate guide to fall in love with fall

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
September 30, 2022
Azalea Danes '24 hopes to create a space for student expression with the new zine.

New zine led by Azalea Danes ’24 puts arts back in liberal arts

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
September 23, 2022
Angela Busheska '25 discussed gender equality with activist Hamila Aden at the One Young World Summit. (Photo courtesy of Angela Busheska '25)

Angela Busheska ’25 attends One Young World Summit as global leader

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
September 16, 2022
Wellness sessions are held every Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Interfaith Chapel in Hogg Hall.

New spiritual wellness sessions emphasize need for self-care

By Madeline Marriott and Bernadette Russo
September 16, 2022
Rapper Téo Rodriguez '24 is currently working on new music that will be released by May. (Photo courtesy of Téo Rodriguez '24)

Student Artist Spotlight: ‘My music is vulnerable’: Téo Rodriguez ’24 opens up through rap

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
September 9, 2022
This summer, students traveled and learned about the culture and history in Florence, London and the National Parks. One place students visited was the Grand Canyon. (Photo courtesy of Caroline McParland '23)

From cathedrals to canyons: Summer study abroad recap

By Bernadette Russo, Arts & Culture Editor
September 2, 2022
Presley Anderson '22 and Abby Esposito '22 were previously the president and vice president of pep band, respectively. (Photo courtesy of Presley Anderson '22)

Student Artists Spotlight: Presley Anderson ’22, Abby Esposito ’22 formed lasting friendships through Pep Band

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
May 6, 2022
The Lafayette Environmental Awareness and Protection Club has meetings every Monday. (Photo by Amanda Heron '24)

Lafayette Environmental Awareness and Protection Club leapt into action this Earth Week

By Bernadette Russo, Associate Arts & Culture Editor
April 22, 2022
The cast of 'Louder, I Can't Hear You,' directed by Jay Ascher '22, put on an excellent performance. (Photo courtesy of Meredith Forman '24)

Performance Review: Student-directed one-act plays display moving performances and skillful production

By Bernadette Russo, Associate Arts & Culture Editor
April 15, 2022
Abigail Schaus '24 and Angela Busheska '25 are passionate about creating a more sustainable world through the development of the Easton Climate Action Plan. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College: Adam Atkinson)

Abigail Schaus ’24 and Angela Busheska ’25 promote sustainability through the Easton Climate Action Plan

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
April 8, 2022
The Interfaith Book Club meets every Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. in Farinon. (Photo courtesy of Amanda Friedman '25)

New Interfaith Book Club encourages empathy and curiosity

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
March 25, 2022
Justin Kogasaka '22 has been composing since his sophomore year at Lafayette. (Photo courtesy of Justin Kogasaka '22).

Student Artist Spotlight: Justin Kogasaka ’22 on tackling the ‘daunting’ task of composing

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
March 11, 2022
Rachel Wywoda '23 has explored Sweden and neighboring countries during her time abroad. (Photo courtesy of Rachel Wywoda '23)

From Seoul to Sweden, students around the globe share experiences abroad

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
March 4, 2022
Alex Diaz '22 specializes in black and white digital photography. (Photo by Alex Diaz '22)

Student Artist Spotlight: Alex Diaz ’22 empowers queer students of color through art

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
February 25, 2022
Terra Cafe sells speciality coffee, smoothies and sandwiches. (Photo by Bernadette Russo '24)

You’ll love these places a latte: The ultimate guide to downtown Easton coffee shops

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
February 18, 2022
Professor Mensch and her student researchers have developed a strong connection both in and out of the lab. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Good '22)

Student Research Spotlight: Chemistry Professor Arielle Mensch and students collaborate on microplastic research

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
February 11, 2022
Students gathered in Professor Wilson-Fall's house. (Photo courtesy of Sam Iacavazzi '22)

Students travel to Hawaii and Senegal during January interim

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
January 28, 2022
Cameron Cloud '24 smiles.

Cameron Cloud ’23 creates video game to show rapid population growth of the spotted lanternfly

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
December 10, 2021
Photo of Katy Bednarsky.

Lafayette welcomes Katy Bednarsky as student advocate and prevention coordinator

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
December 3, 2021
Students light a menorah

Hillel Society fosters community and a sense of ‘home’ with Hanukkah events

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
December 3, 2021
Larry Stockton poses with students

Music Department Head Larry Stockton to retire this year, reflects on decades at college

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
November 19, 2021
3 people running

Annual Take Back the Night events aim to rewrite narrative around sexual assault

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
November 12, 2021
Rod's Dogs restaurant

Restaurant Review: Newly-opened Rod’s Dogs is bursting with nostalgia and flavor

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
November 5, 2021
Holiday Helpers campaign poster.

Holiday Helpers to provide gifts for low income families in Easton

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
October 29, 2021
Members of the play, "The Wedding Singer."

‘Omigod! Omigod you guys!’: ‘Legally Blonde’ announced as spring musical

By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
October 22, 2021
A street full of people surrounded by stands.

After a year-long hiatus, Easton Garlic Fest makes its anticipated return

By Bernadette Russo
October 8, 2021
Liu '25 plays ukulele at the Trolley Stop Diner.

The Marquis Players raise funds for charity at Trolley Stop event

By Bernadette Russo
October 1, 2021
Matt Pinsley, Christian Festa, Ben Putnam, Anouk Sarma and Tommy Henschen pose for a picture during rehearsal for their band.

Student Artist Spotlight: New sophomore band Pizza Delivery holds first live performance

By Bernadette Russo
September 24, 2021
A group of 8 Lafayette students hold up squash at LaFarm.

College’s first LaFarmapalooza to be held on Sunday

By Bernadette Russo
September 10, 2021
Grayce Walker '22, Louis Wingfield III ‘22, and Jovanté Anderson ‘19 (pictured from left to right) began conducting research on the history of Lafayette's Association of Black Collegians in 2019. (Photo courtesy of Grayce Walker '22)

Grayce Walker ’22 looks ahead to third summer of research for the ABC Archives Project (AAP)

By Bernadette Russo
May 21, 2021
Percussion ensemble recorded their performance for this spring, which can be viewed on the college website. (Photo courtesy of Larry Stockton)

Music ensembles make a steady return to live performances

By Bernadette Russo
May 14, 2021
The Marquis Players' production of 'The Wedding Singer' will take place next week. A filmed version of the production will be streamed sometime in May. (Photo courtesy of Lizzie Gumula '22)

Marquis Players navigate COVID-related obstacles, prepare for in-person show next week

By Bernadette Russo
April 30, 2021
'Black Feminist Video Game,' an interactive play written by Darrel Alejandro Holnes and directed by Victoria Collado, centers on an autistic teenager's journey to confront his misconceptions about the women in his life through video games. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette communications)

Interactive play ‘Black Feminist Video Game’ premieres next Thursday at the Williams Center

By Bernadette Russo
April 23, 2021
Grayson Thompson selfie

Grayson Thompson, intercultural development specialist, to leave at the end of the month

By Bernadette Russo
April 9, 2021
Sarah Blitz smiling outside. She is wearing a lab coat and a stethoscope.

Lafayette alumni from the class of 2020 reflect on entering the medical field during a pandemic

By Bernadette Russo
March 26, 2021
The college's Newman Association has been meeting at Our Lady of Mercy Parish in Easton. (Photo courtesy of Molly Dougher '22)

Religion at Lafayette: How students continue to worship and celebrate amidst a pandemic

By Bernadette Russo
March 12, 2021
Shirley Liu '23 originally wrote their award-winning poem for a creative writing class at the college. (Photo courtesy of Bernadette Russo '24)

Shirley Liu ’23 wins Jean Corrie Poetry Prize with poem ‘黄,’ an exploration of internalized colorism and identity

By Bernadette Russo
March 5, 2021
Kaitlyn Ahern '23 sitting with her hands folded on top of a desk.

Student Activist Spotlight: Kaitlin Ahern ’23 discusses activism, from social media to senate campaigns

By Bernadette Russo
February 26, 2021
The events of this year's Native American Heritage Week included two Zoom events and three social media campaigns. (Photo courtesy of Sharon Engel '22)

‘We want to keep the conversation going’: Second annual Native American Heritage Week aims to raise awareness for Indigenous groups

By Bernadette Russo
November 13, 2020
Harlan Weaver challenged viewers to change their perceptions of pit bulls during his Zoom talk. (Photo courtesy of Harlan Weaver)

‘A justice that challenges anthropocentrism’: Harlan Weaver speaks on antagonization of the pitbull

By Bernadette Russo
November 6, 2020
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