Room and board credits for individual students to be announced April 10 By Claire Grunewald April 9, 2020
Registered in Northampton County? Here’s how to vote in this year’s Democratic Primary By Claire Grunewald March 25, 2020
Remainder of spring semester moved online, commencement rescheduled for Aug. 1 By Claire Grunewald March 25, 2020
Thomas Lannon joins college archives, special collections as Director: Hopes to increase connection between history, community, representation By Claire Grunewald February 14, 2020
Lafayette student with respiratory symptoms tested for Coronavirus By Claire Grunewald February 7, 2020
New Faces, Empty Spaces: Division of Campus Life experiences staffing changes By Claire Grunewald January 31, 2020
Lafayette joins Pennsylvania leaders encouraging clean energy policies: Phase one of Climate Action Plan partially achieved By Claire Grunewald December 6, 2019
Ivan Baquerizo ’21 remembered for energetic, talkative, compassionate spirit By Claire Grunewald November 22, 2019
City to close negotiations on Easton Iron & Metal Co. site in December to begin Karl Stirner Arts Trail expansion By Claire Grunewald November 8, 2019
Tuition increase lowest in past three years: Cost of attendance nears $74K By Claire Grunewald October 11, 2019
Delving deeper into globalization, political trends, education: An interview with Fareed Zakaria By Claire Grunewald October 6, 2019
President Byerly appoints three-person council to oversee diversity, equity, inclusion efforts By Claire Grunewald September 27, 2019
Student Emergency Fund provides financial assistance in extraordinary circumstances By Claire Grunewald September 13, 2019
New fellow, policy suggestions aim to address sexual misconduct process concerns By Claire Grunewald August 30, 2019
Mister Lee’s Noodles named ’28 Best Ramen Restaurants’: attributes success to ‘fresh,’ ‘seasonal’ ingredients By Claire Grunewald December 7, 2018
With lawsuit settled between city and residents, college’s construction on McCartney to begin spring 2019 By Claire Grunewald November 30, 2018
Student Government passes resolution on religious inclusivity; Students leading effort hope to ensure “meaningful” religious practice By Claire Grunewald November 16, 2018
Lafayette clears first hurdle with preliminary approval of reconfigured McCartney dorm plan By Claire Grunewald November 9, 2018
Lafayette gets involved in expansion lawsuit between residents and Easton By Claire Grunewald November 2, 2018
Capital Campaign exceeds $400 million: Focus aimed at maintaining momentum By Claire Grunewald September 14, 2018
The Krivoskis leave a lasting impact: Donna and Jim reflect on their three decades at the college By Claire Grunewald September 7, 2018
The Mill Series shifts from conservative initiative to student-run focus on all views By Claire Grunewald September 7, 2018
College receives backlash over communication, reviews its systems after May 5 bomb threat By Claire Grunewald August 31, 2018
City council to vote on ordinances changes next week, new land development plan to follow By Claire Grunewald May 5, 2018
Kenzie Corbin ’18 wins Pepper Prize, says serving the mental health community is “why [she’s] here on this Earth” By Claire Grunewald May 4, 2018
College prepares for summer projects: ISC construction, pedestrian safety projects, Hogg Courtyard renovation By Claire Grunewald April 27, 2018
Questions surround college meal plan requirements: College calls dining “integral” to residential experience By Claire Grunewald April 20, 2018
Easton PD seeks information from community: Man allegedly tried to lure girl into car By Claire Grunewald April 20, 2018
Fired physics professor’s appeal of 2014 case struck down: court rules he retaliated against alleged harassment victims By Claire Grunewald April 20, 2018
Transparency and accountability: campus group checks facts of Farage and Fox during debate By Claire Grunewald April 8, 2018
As Farage Fox debate nears, controversy remains: campus responds with alternative events, discussion By Claire Grunewald April 6, 2018
Total number of rape reports this year reaches seven after six reported in one month By Claire Grunewald April 6, 2018
Vote on Cattell and McCartney buildings postponed two weeks: College, city and community continue to discuss concerns By Claire Grunewald March 30, 2018
College aims to compromise with concerned Easton residents, proposes reevaluation of dorm project By Claire Grunewald March 23, 2018
Lafayette’s lockdown protocol: what should students do if an active shooter is on campus? By Claire Grunewald March 9, 2018
Liam O’Donnell leaves Lafayette having worked toward making it a place “where students of all kinds could grow and thrive” By Claire Grunewald March 2, 2018
Riley Temple ’71 uses theology framework to analyze work of African-American playwright By Claire Grunewald February 23, 2018
Sexual assaults and rape reported: total number reaches 6 for school year By Claire Grunewald February 2, 2018
Double Dog Dare: Lafayette welcomes second class of dogs in training By Claire Grunewald January 26, 2018
“Why have a collection if you can’t use it?”: Original paintings, photographs to be taken out of storage, put on display By Claire Grunewald December 8, 2017
Assessing curriculum and writing outcomes through reaccreditation By Claire Grunewald December 8, 2017
Bad vibrations: Integrated Sciences Center construction disrupts classes By Claire Grunewald December 1, 2017
GOP proposed endowment tax may de-incentivize donors, hurt Lafayette’s annual fund By Claire Grunewald November 17, 2017
Student government proposes structural changes, aims to boost participation By Claire Grunewald November 3, 2017
Lafayette appeals denial of McCartney Street plans, will go before city council By Claire Grunewald October 20, 2017
Confusion surrounds student athlete Good Samaritan policy: college says same for all students By Claire Grunewald October 6, 2017
A long way from home: Lafayette students’ families face effects of hurricanes By Claire Grunewald September 15, 2017
Researching for the stars: $120,000 NSF grant to study dark matter By Claire Grunewald September 15, 2017
Student hit by truck near arts campus: College plans to make walk downtown safer By Claire Grunewald March 24, 2017
Mae Jemison, first black woman to go into space, lectures on interstellar exploration By Claire Grunewald November 20, 2016
Posters spread throughout campus to protest Donald Trump’s presidency By Claire Grunewald November 11, 2016
Class polls Lafayette for election: 72 percent for Clinton in voluntary survey By Claire Grunewald November 11, 2016
Lafayette hosts its second PBS39 election night broadcast, up to six million viewers possible By Claire Grunewald November 4, 2016
Don’t stop retrieving: Dog House LLC receives puppies in training By Claire Grunewald October 21, 2016
‘It’s fresh food. It’s local food’: Twin Maple Farms delivers fresh potatoes to dining halls By Claire Grunewald September 16, 2016
