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Provost John Meier navigated the colleges academic division through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Provost to step down at end of year
Clubs experiencing budget shortfalls have been forced to question whether or not all of their planned events can go on as scheduled this semester.
Student Government budget decisions frustrate club leadership
Lafayettes ranking surpasses that of other small liberal arts colleges like Hillsdale College, Franklin & Marshall College and Occidental College. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Lafayette ranked 30th in U.S. News list of best liberal arts colleges
The manager of Hana Sushi & Teppanyaki said the restaurant remedied its health code violations.
College Hill restaurants violate food safety codes, make changes
Ana Ramirez Luhrs and Elaine Stomber hope their co-directorship will expand the bandwidth of Special Collections.
Special Collections staff shuffled
Provost John Meier navigated the colleges academic division through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Provost to step down at end of year
The new lobby of Markle Hall has been completed after over 18 months of construction.
Admissions space looking brighter after Markle renovations
ChatGPT is one of the most widely used AI programs among students.
New ChatGPT committee seeks to study artificial intelligence in classrooms
The Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee spearheaded changes to Lafayettes curriculum.
Common Course of Study requirements to change for class of 2029
Krista Evans main goal as dean of admissions is to understand the campus community. (Photo courtesy of Bethlehem Area School District)
Krista Evans joins college as new dean of admissions
Clubs experiencing budget shortfalls have been forced to question whether or not all of their planned events can go on as scheduled this semester.
Student Government budget decisions frustrate club leadership
Student Governments decision to raise the student activity fee was influenced in part by the draining of its reserve funds.
Student activity fee increases, provides more funding for clubs
Student Government vacancies have been a significant issue since the February application cycle.
Student Government vacancies left unfilled for months
Dining administrators have cited growing pains in the challenges experienced by students.
Parkhurst makes changes to dining experience
The debut of Simons Market has been largely overshadowed by widespread complaints about the new dining provider.
New dining provider serves up outrage
Provost John Meier navigated the colleges academic division through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Provost to step down at end of year
Ana Ramirez Luhrs and Elaine Stomber hope their co-directorship will expand the bandwidth of Special Collections.
Special Collections staff shuffled
Parkhurst management has denied hearing many of the complaints leveled against it by employees.
‘I don’t think anyone here is happy’
The admissions department preempted the affirmative action decision by eliminating race-based admissions for the class of 2027. (Photo courtesy of the New York Times)
Lafayette commits to diversity despite affirmative action decision
The final decision regarding the new position will be made in the coming weeks. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Search for Vice President for Inclusion continues
The manager of Hana Sushi & Teppanyaki said the restaurant remedied its health code violations.
College Hill restaurants violate food safety codes, make changes
The Commodore will be the first of the new buildings to finish construction.
Three new buildings coming Downtown
The Lafayette Inn was once owned by Lafayettes chapter of Pi Lambda Phi.
Lafayette’s own bed and breakfast
The incumbent mayor, Sal Panto Jr. (left), is facing a primary challenge from Peter Melan (right), a self-fashioned maverick who serves on the Easton City Council. (Photo by Brian Myszkowski for LehighValleyNews.com)
Digital exclusive: Easton mayoral debate recap
The bear sighting was reported directly to Easton City Hall. (Photo courtesy of @cityofeastonpa on Twitter)
Bear sighted near campus
A burglary was reported at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house on Tuesday night. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College)
Two students accused of burglarizing Greek life houses
The accident occurred at the intersection of McCartney and High Streets.
College Hill traffic accident leaves student hospitalized
Public Safety has increased its presence on and off campus following the incident.
Gun flashed at students at Cattell Street house
Trump was charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business documents. (Photo by Seth Wenig for the Associated Press)
Lafayette weighs in on Trump arrest
Clement Swaby was connected to alleged crimes in other jurisdictions with DNA evidence. (Photo courtesy of The Morning Call)
McCartney Street intruder sentenced to rest of life in prison
Provost John Meier navigated the colleges academic division through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Provost to step down at end of year
Clubs experiencing budget shortfalls have been forced to question whether or not all of their planned events can go on as scheduled this semester.
Student Government budget decisions frustrate club leadership
Lafayettes ranking surpasses that of other small liberal arts colleges like Hillsdale College, Franklin & Marshall College and Occidental College. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Lafayette ranked 30th in U.S. News list of best liberal arts colleges
The administration will assess space availability in dining halls in the coming weeks.
Dining hall overflows due to reservation conflict
The Landis Center is located in the Feather House.
Landis restructure seeks program unification
This Sundays PorchFest will feature Cadence, one of Lafayettes a cappella groups.
PorchFest to feature student musicians for first time
The group hopes to bring their swing design to other campuses across the country.
Student-led project swings to new heights
Chaplain Alex Hendricksons course focuses on celebrity impact on American culture. (Photo courtesy of William Gutierrez 27)
Taylor Swift school of spirituality
Jacob Moldover 24 discovered a love for rowing during his junior year abroad. (Photo courtesy of Jacob Moldover 24)
Jacob Moldover ‘24 travels across the pond for enriching year at Oxford
Professor Robert Mattison wrote a book about Grace Hartigan in 1990.
A tribute to an old pal
Image Pattersons Sankofa is named for a Ghanaian proverb. (Photo courtesy of Image Patterson ‘25)
Student Artist Spotlight: Image Patterson ‘25 highlights Black culture with art installation
Maria Cangro 24 (front, center-right) lived at Skidmore College for two weeks while taking creative writing workshops. (Photo courtesy of Maria Cangro 24)
Student Artist Spotlight: Maria Cangro ’24 receives full scholarship to Skidmore College Poetry Seminar
Maria Soukup 26 is trained in playing classical music on the violin. (Photo courtesy of Rae Shepard 26)
Student Artist Spotlight: Violinist Maria Soukup ’26 on her love for ‘shared language’ of playing
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
Zach Freiheiter 23 has been composing his own music since his first year at Lafayette. (Photo courtesy of Zach Freiheiter 23)
Student Artist Spotlight: Zach Freiheiter ’23 on his composing journey
Vampire Weekends Modern Vampires of the City epitomizes religious existential dread. (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia)
Album Review: Berman’s Beats: ‘Modern Vampires of the City’ celebrates 10 year anniversary
Steven Spielbergs Schindlers List (1993) is a masterclass in cinematography. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
Cinema with Sam: Sam’s top 5 of all time
Olivia Rodrigo demonstrates her lyrical and vocal strengths on her new album “Guts.” (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia)
Album Review: Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Guts’ will make you want to scream
Xolo Maridueña stars as the titular character in DCs Blue Beetle (2023). (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
Cinema with Sam: ‘Blue Beetle’ hits all the right beats
Stephen Rowleys The Celebrants is funny and genuine, and is one of Maddies most highly recommended reads of summer break. (Photo courtesy of Goodreads)
Maddie’s Library: Summer reading highlights
The idea for Seth and Co. Coffee started as an online business.
Small Business Spotlight: Seth and Co. Coffee builds community for young adults with special needs
The Raven 96 was opened out of Raven Gabriels love for the restaurant industry.
Small Business Spotlight: The Raven 96 proves breakfast is most important meal of day
College Hill Café is located diagonal from College Hill Tavern at 501 Cattell Street. (Photo courtesy of Rose DeFranco)
Small Business Spotlight: College Hill Café revives old neighborhood favorite
Casa 401 offers Colombian-made clothing, homeware, accessories and more.
Small Business Spotlight: Casa 401 brings Colombian-made sustainable goods to downtown Easton
Mia and Maddies offers desserts and flavors from around the world.
Small Business Spotlight: Mia and Maddie’s Bakery serves goodies with a doctor’s touch
Ari Ismail ‘26 and Ariel Haber-Fawcett ‘25 created the Middle Eastern Studies Association to raise awareness of issues in the region.
From the court to the stage
Meredith Forman 24 hopes that the addition of pride flags on the arts houses will spur more LGBTQ+ inclusivity.
Pride flags installed at art houses as ‘visual show of allyship’
Benjamin Herman 23, Joshua Hale 23 and Shirley Liu 23 said that their trip to Tokyo was one to remember. (Photo courtesy of Shirley Liu 23)
Forensics team takes on Tokyo
Write to Be opted against a typical club structure in favor of a more close-knit feel. (Graphic by Samantha Peabody 25 for Write to Be)
Write to Be connects student writers of color
LafKid Connect hosts students from Easton Middle School on campus every Tuesday. (Photo courtesy of Camille Carthy 23)
LafKid Connect brings Easton Area Middle School students to campus
Rick Fisher (right), who was the Leopard mascot for 15 years, poses with the current mascot, Dysean Alexander. (Photo courtesy of Dysean Alexander)
Unmasking the Leopard
The current spring concert, Lafchella, features student bands and local performers. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
History of the spring concert
Beginning in the 1970s, WJRH was funded by Hugh Hefners Playboy foundation.
The 1970s transformation of WJRH
Ted Norton eventually resigned from his position at Lafayettes library after being accused of having communist ties. (Photo courtesy of the College Archives)
Communists on campus?: Letters illuminate Lafayette’s Red Scare
The display on James Armistead Lafayette will be in Skillman room 209 throughout Black History Month.
Special Collections honors Revolutionary-era Black spy with display
Lia Embil 17 turned hidden treasures into art in a recent exhibition. (Photo courtesy of Lia Embil 17)
Alum Spotlight: Lia Embil ‘17 turns Lafayette creations into career
Beginning in the 1970s, WJRH was funded by Hugh Hefners Playboy foundation.
The 1970s transformation of WJRH
RolleyPulley is a “2-person, three-dimensional Tug of War,” according to its website. 
Battle of balance: RolleyPulley game installed in Farinon
Shayne Figueroa 99 first became interested in food studies after taking an American Studies class at Lafayette. (Photo courtesy of Shayne Figueroa 99)
Alumni Spotlight: NYU professor Shayne Figueroa ’99 shares passion for food history
Amy Emerick Clerkin 03 landed a Capitol Hill gig just months after graduation. (Photo courtesy of LegiStorm)
Alumni Spotlight: Amy Emerick Clerkin ’03 on climbing Washington’s ranks
Sophomore wide receiver Elijah Steward carries the ball past Columbia defenders. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Football crushes Columbia in home opener
Junior defender India Ralph brings the ball up the field during the teams winning weekend. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Field hockey dominates in weekend matches, sweeps weekly Patriot League honors
Senior forward Sara Oswald dribbles past a defender. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Defense prevails as women’s soccer notches close wins against Holy Cross, Lehigh
Sally is a pony who joined the team seven months ago. (Photo courtesy of Angela Tsai 26)
Horsing around at Top Notch Equestrian Centre
Junior libero Elizabeth Flynn serves during the Leopards victory over Holy Cross. (Photo by George Varkanis for GoLeopards)
Volleyball begins Patriot League play, goes 1-1 at home
Sophomore wide receiver Elijah Steward carries the ball past Columbia defenders. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Football crushes Columbia in home opener
Sophomore quarterback Dean DeNobile throws the ball against Duke. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Football falls to No. 21 Duke for first loss of season
Sophomore running back Jamar Curtis evades a Sacred Heart defender. (Photo by George Vikranis for GoLeopards)
Football impresses in debut, holds off Sacred Heart for second straight year
Head football coach John Troxell addresses the team after the spring Maroon and White scrimmage. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Football team prepares to improve in Troxell’s second year
Malik Hamm will play for the Ravens in his hometown of Baltimore. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Senior Malik Hamm signs with Baltimore Ravens
First-year midfielder Beaux Lizewski dribbles away from a Colgate defender at Gummeson Grounds last Saturday. (Photo by Doug Kilpatrick for GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer drops games against Colgate, Albany
The mens soccer team now looks ahead to conference play with a 3-1-2 record. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer beats Binghamton 2-0, falls to Fairleigh Dickinson in nail-biter
First-year forward Roy Biegon maneuvers around a Le Moyne defender. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer destroys competition to notch first two wins of year
Members of Lafayette leadership, coaches and donors unveiled the new Gummeson Grounds at Metzgar Field Complex. (Photo by Ryan Hulvat for GoLeopards)
Gummeson Grounds unveiled
Junior Lawrence Aydlett works around a Drexel defender in their 1-1 draw on Aug. 28. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Soccer opens its season, draws in first two matches
Both sophomore CJ Fulton and senior Leo OBoyle announced they were transferring last week. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s basketball sees three key players transfer after successful season
Adama Sanogo waits to embrace head coach Dan Hurley following their national championship victory. (Photo courtesy of KSL Sports)
Sidelines: Wrapping up March Madness
Sophomore guard CJ Fulton is a key member of the basketball team with an interesting playing history and optimistic view on the Leopards future. (Photo courtesy of CJ Fulton 25)
From Éire to here, basketball’s CJ Fulton fits in
The mens basketball team celebrates its Sunday night win against American, which sent it to the Patriot League finals. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
After nail-biting win against American, men’s basketball falls to No. 1 seed Colgate in League Championship
Senior captain Leo OBoyle, who scored his 1,000th career point against American on Sunday, will be key for the Leopards against Colgate. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Patriot League Championship Preview: Can the Leopards pull off the upset?
Junior defender India Ralph brings the ball up the field during the teams winning weekend. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Field hockey dominates in weekend matches, sweeps weekly Patriot League honors
Sophomore Josephine van Wijk puts a shot on goal during the Leopards match against Columbia. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Field hockey celebrates mental health awareness in loss to Columbia
The field hockey team gathers for a huddle at Rappolt Field. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Van Wijk on a roll, can’t lift Leopards in out-of-conference games
Junior Lineke Spaans drives up the field against Ohio State. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Dutch duo scores four goals as field hockey crushes Wagner, splitting weekend games
Sophomore midfielder Lineke Spaans (left) and senior defender Simone Hefting (right) were laureled for their impressive performances this fall. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Spaans, Hefting earn All-Mideast Region awards
Sophomore Jake Magnusson gets set to receive in the first round of the Bucknell Invitational. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Tennis teams debut at Bucknell Invitational
The tennis team beat Loyola Maryland for the first time in school history. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s tennis sets program record in blowout victory over Loyola Maryland
Senior Halle DeNardo waits to return the ball during her match against Lehigh. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Women’s tennis drops senior day match to Lehigh
Sophomore Olivia Boeckman uses the forehand during the Leopards matchup. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Women’s tennis kicks off regular season with decisive victory
Senior Nash Lovallo was a first place finisher this weekend at the Bloomsburg Invitational. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s tennis shines in last fall tournament, looks with optimism to spring season
Christian Kiselica led George Washington to a top-25 ranking prior to coming to Lafayette. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Christian Kiselica named head volleyball coach
The team poses after its win in the final game of the season. (Photo courtesy of @lafayettewclubvball on Instagram)
Women’s club volleyball wins final tournament of semester
The Lafayette mens club volleyball team poses after its successful first tournament. (Photo courtesy of @laf_mvb on Instagram)
Men’s club volleyball attends first ever tournament at Kutztown
Volleyball celebrates their 3-1 win against rival Lehigh last weekend. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Volleyball triumphs over Lehigh before falling to Bucknell
Sophomore outside hitter Abby Nieporte spikes a ball for a point during the Leopards victory over Manhattan College last weekend. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Volleyball wins one, loses two in Big Apple Tournament
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The Student Government office should reopen in two to four business days, once the clean up crew takes care of the blood.
Student Government Budget Committee beat to death: Happiness Club, SMAC to blame
During his time on the Shanghai Sharks, Scott T. Pippin was named Most Caring Player.
Scott T. Pippin to take over as head men’s basketball coach
Please dont ask her if shes friends with ChatGPT. Thats racist.
Hurd exposed as AI
Thank you rich donor!
Alum donates millions to scholarship for straight white men
Kevin requires a diet of three small dogs per shift.
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Lafayette has reported no new cases since August 24. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)

College confirms first positive case of COVID-19 at Lafayette

By Claire Grunewald
May 1, 2020
A screenshot of the preview screen of the now suspended Twitter account, @BdanJafarSaleem.

Alaska man pleads guilty to false bomb threats against Lafayette

By Claire Grunewald
April 22, 2020
The room and board credit is the only specific for of reimbursement the college is providing for this semesters disruption. (Photo by Kathryn Kelly 19)

Room and board credits for individual students to be announced April 10

By Claire Grunewald
April 9, 2020
The Democratic Primaries in several states have been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

Registered in Northampton County? Here’s how to vote in this year’s Democratic Primary

By Claire Grunewald
March 25, 2020
Photo courtesy of Lafayette Website

Remainder of spring semester moved online, commencement rescheduled for Aug. 1

By Claire Grunewald
March 25, 2020
Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor

By Claire Grunewald
March 13, 2020
Director of Special Collections and College Archives Thomas Lannon worked at the New York Public Library before coming to Lafayette. (Photo by Claire Grunewald 20)

Thomas Lannon joins college archives, special collections as Director: Hopes to increase connection between history, community, representation

By Claire Grunewald
February 14, 2020
Five students and one employee have tested positive this semester. (Photo courtesy of Pixabay)

Lafayette student with respiratory symptoms tested for Coronavirus

By Claire Grunewald
February 7, 2020
The college welcomes a new Educational Equity and Title IX Coordinator and a new Director of Student Involvement this spring. (Photo by Irwin Frimpong 21)

New Faces, Empty Spaces: Division of Campus Life experiences staffing changes

By Claire Grunewald
January 31, 2020
The college has successfully implemented several initiatives from phase one of the Climate Action Plan. (Photo by Elle Cox 21).

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 (left) was known for his talkative personality and positive attitude. (Photo courtesy of Isabel Gleckner 21).

Ivan Baquerizo ’21 remembered for energetic, talkative, compassionate spirit

By Claire Grunewald
November 22, 2019
The Karl Stirner Arts Trail and the City of Easton are close to finalizing land acquisition necessary for trail expansion. (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

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
The next steps from the administration are unclear as the presidential transition in June approaches. (Photo by Hana Isihara 17)

Tuition increase lowest in past three years: Cost of attendance nears $74K

By Claire Grunewald
October 11, 2019
CNN reporter and Washington Post columnist Fareed Zakaria spoke in honor of the International Affairs Majors 60th Anniversary. (Photo by Brandon Marin 22)

Delving deeper into globalization, political trends, education: An interview with Fareed Zakaria

By Claire Grunewald
October 6, 2019
The new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion council was newly appointed by President Byerly to more adequately address related efforts around campus. (Photo by Elle Cox 21).

President Byerly appoints three-person council to oversee diversity, equity, inclusion efforts

By Claire Grunewald
September 27, 2019
Students can apply for grants up to $1,000 for special financial assistance. (Photo by Ian Morse 17)

Student Emergency Fund provides financial assistance in extraordinary circumstances

By Claire Grunewald
September 13, 2019
Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor

By Claire Grunewald
August 30, 2019
Zulaihat Zuli Yusif 19 will take on the new role of Sexual Violence Education and Support Fellow this year. (Photo courtesy of Zuli Yusif 19)

New fellow, policy suggestions aim to address sexual misconduct process concerns

By Claire Grunewald
August 30, 2019
Mister Lees Noodles in the Easton Public Market has been named a Top 28 ramen restaurant by the Food Network. (Photo by Claire Grunewald 20)

Mister Lee’s Noodles named ’28 Best Ramen Restaurants’: attributes success to ‘fresh,’ ‘seasonal’ ingredients

By Claire Grunewald
December 7, 2018
517 Clinton Terrace, designed by William Michler in the 1900s, is to be moved under the new settlement between the college and the residents. (Photo by Kathryn Kelly 19)

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 College presented its preliminary land development plan for the McCartney Dorm Project to the Easton Planning Commission. (Photo by Claire Grunewald 20)

Lafayette clears first hurdle with preliminary approval of reconfigured McCartney dorm plan

By Claire Grunewald
November 9, 2018
The most recent designs for the colleges McCartney Dorm Project. (Photo courtesy of Roger Demareski)

Lafayette gets involved in expansion lawsuit between residents and Easton

By Claire Grunewald
November 2, 2018
Meant to help ease access to resources for handling concerning behavior of peers, crimes and other incidents around campus, One Pard has already been utilized by some community members. (Photo by Deanna Hanchuk 22)

One Pard form provides catch-all reporting system

By Claire Grunewald
October 5, 2018
Photo by Elle Cox 21.

Two rapes reported in two days, investigations ongoing

By Claire Grunewald
September 28, 2018
Arthur Conway 68 remains an important part of the Lafayette community through his legacy of giving. (Photo courtesy of Kathleen Conway)

Arthur Conway ’68 leaves behind a spirit of generosity

By Claire Grunewald
September 21, 2018
Over 27,000 donors contributed to the capital campaign exceeding its $400 million goal. (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

Capital Campaign exceeds $400 million: Focus aimed at maintaining momentum

By Claire Grunewald
September 14, 2018
Donna and Jim Krivoski retired after 28 and 33 years at Lafayette respectively. Photo Courtesy of Jim Krivoski

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
A screenshot of the preview screen of the susupended Twitter account @BdanJafarSaleem

College receives backlash over communication, reviews its systems after May 5 bomb threat

By Claire Grunewald
August 31, 2018
Courtesy of the Presidents office.

City council to vote on ordinances changes next week, new land development plan to follow

By Claire Grunewald
May 5, 2018
Kenzie Corbin is the Pepper Prize recipient for the Class of 2018. The Pepper Prize is awarded annually to the senior “who most nearly represents the Lafayette ideal.” (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

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
Construction for the Rockwell Integrated Science Center will continue throughout the summer. Photo by Elle Cox 21

College prepares for summer projects: ISC construction, pedestrian safety projects, Hogg Courtyard renovation

By Claire Grunewald
April 27, 2018
Upper Dining Hall in Farinon.

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
The Easton City Council Meeting discussed the widely debated zoning ordinance changes for Lafayettes expansion project. Photo by Claire Grunewald 20

Zoning ordinance changes remain tabled: Vote expected for mid-May

By Claire Grunewald
April 13, 2018
A debate on Nationalism vs. Globalism‚ featuring Vicente Fox, President of Mexico from 2000-2006, and Nigel Farage, former leader of the UK Independence Party and chief architect of Brexit at Colton Chapel on Friday. Michael Kubel / Zovko Photographic. Photo courtesy of Lafayette Division of Communications

Transparency and accountability: campus group checks facts of Farage and Fox during debate

By Claire Grunewald
April 8, 2018
Student groups and faculty members are organizing counter-events in protest of tonights debate between Nigel Farage and Vicente Fox (Photos courtesy of Wikipedia and Michael Vadon).

As Farage Fox debate nears, controversy remains: campus responds with alternative events, discussion

By Claire Grunewald
April 6, 2018
Public safety cars outside Hugel Science Center. (Lauren Fox 19)

Total number of rape reports this year reaches seven after six reported in one month

By Claire Grunewald
April 6, 2018
The X is located on the 1B Parcel that the college is willing to concede if the city votes to pass the ordinance changes. Photo courtesy of Presidents office

Vote on Cattell and McCartney buildings postponed two weeks: College, city and community continue to discuss concerns

By Claire Grunewald
March 30, 2018
The college recently proposed to reevaluate part of their dorm project in response to continued pushback from the neighborhood. (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

College aims to compromise with concerned Easton residents, proposes reevaluation of dorm project

By Claire Grunewald
March 23, 2018
Photo by Elle Cox 21.

Lafayette’s lockdown protocol: what should students do if an active shooter is on campus?

By Claire Grunewald
March 9, 2018
Liam O’Donnell left campus on Wednesday, February 28, creating the second vacancy in the Office of Intercultural Development. (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

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 discussed the works of playwright August Wilson through a theological framework. Photo by Elle Cox 21

Riley Temple ’71 uses theology framework to analyze work of African-American playwright

By Claire Grunewald
February 23, 2018
College initiates Campus Climate Study; focus groups concluded

College initiates Campus Climate Study; focus groups concluded

By Claire Grunewald
February 9, 2018
25 students gathered to call Lancaster residents in an effort to create support for DACA. Photo by Bridget Downey 19.

Lafayette students push for DACA protections with phone bank

By Claire Grunewald
February 9, 2018
Photo by Adriana Barazotti 21

Sexual assaults and rape reported: total number reaches 6 for school year

By Claire Grunewald
February 2, 2018
Amanda Miner 18 studying abroad in Costa Rica fall 2016. Courtesy of Noureen Abdelrahman 18.

Drunk driver sentenced for manslaughter of Amanda Miner

By Claire Grunewald
February 2, 2018
The members of the Dog House with the new dogs, Moby and Stuart. (Photo courtesy of Sydney Crowe 19.)

Double Dog Dare: Lafayette welcomes second class of dogs in training

By Claire Grunewald
January 26, 2018
The proposed design for the renovated black box theater in Williams Center for the Arts. (Photo Courtesy of Michiko Okaya)

“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
The College Writing Program is currently assessing the writing requirement and its effectiveness. (Photo by Adrianna Barazotti 21)

Assessing curriculum and writing outcomes through reaccreditation

By Claire Grunewald
December 8, 2017
(Photo by Kathryn Kelly 19)

Bad vibrations: Integrated Sciences Center construction disrupts classes

By Claire Grunewald
December 1, 2017
The proposed design for the expansion of the Société d’Honneur Plaza behind Pardee Hall. (Photo Courtesy of Roger Demareski)

College reroutes and expands sidewalk to honor more donors

By Claire Grunewald
November 17, 2017
Markle Hall of Administration.

GOP proposed endowment tax may de-incentivize donors, hurt Lafayette’s annual fund

By Claire Grunewald
November 17, 2017
Professor Seo-Hyun Park discussed the current security challenges in East Asia.(Photo by Elle Cox 21)

Jones Lecture discusses value of history in modern East Asia

By Claire Grunewald
November 10, 2017
Student government proposes structural changes, aims to boost participation

Student government proposes structural changes, aims to boost participation

By Claire Grunewald
November 3, 2017
College postpones expansion appeal to City Council

College postpones expansion appeal to City Council

By Claire Grunewald
November 3, 2017
Courtesy of the Presidents office.

Lafayette appeals denial of McCartney Street plans, will go before city council

By Claire Grunewald
October 20, 2017
The Climate Action Plan 2.0 outlines projects to be completed for Lafayette to obtain carbon neutrality by 2035. (Lauren Fox 19)

Confusion surrounds student athlete Good Samaritan policy: college says same for all students

By Claire Grunewald
October 6, 2017
Kirkpatrick loved exploring the outdoors. (Photo courtesy of Helen Kirkpatrick).

Community vigil remembers the life of Joe Kirkpatrick ’19

By Claire Grunewald
September 22, 2017
Satellite image of Hurricane Irma. (Photo Courtesy of NASA Goddard Photo and Video)

A long way from home: Lafayette students’ families face effects of hurricanes

By Claire Grunewald
September 15, 2017
A galaxy cluster. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Researching for the stars: $120,000 NSF grant to study dark matter

By Claire Grunewald
September 15, 2017
Walkway in front of Skillman Library. (Photo by Lauren Fox).

DACA in danger: future of undocumented students uncertain

By Claire Grunewald
September 8, 2017
Community rallies behind defensive back Kaizer Butler

Community rallies behind defensive back Kaizer Butler

By Claire Grunewald
September 8, 2017
(Photo courtesy of Saeed Malami 20)

Construction commences for college expansion project

By Claire Grunewald
September 1, 2017

College blasts its way into period of construction

By Claire Grunewald
May 5, 2017
(Photo by Lauren Fox 19)

Sexual assault survivors tell their stories at open mic

By Claire Grunewald
April 28, 2017
Sexual Assault survey results note areas for improvement

Sexual Assault survey results note areas for improvement

By Claire Grunewald
April 28, 2017
Markle Hall of Administration.

‘List of concerns’ results in board for marginalized students

By Claire Grunewald
April 21, 2017
The Climate Action Plan 2.0 outlines projects to be completed for Lafayette to obtain carbon neutrality by 2035. (Lauren Fox 19)

Students propose college host refugee families

By Claire Grunewald
April 14, 2017
Steel bridge team build their way to nationals

Steel bridge team build their way to nationals

By Claire Grunewald
April 14, 2017
A design for Lafayettes planned development on McCartney Street. (Courtesy of the presidents office.)

College’s plans met with resistance from Easton commission

By Claire Grunewald
April 7, 2017
Location of the parking lot by the forthcoming Bushkill Campus. (Google Maps)

College to cut 60 off-campus parking permits

By Claire Grunewald
April 7, 2017
The student government office in Farinon. (Photo by Ben Fuller 21)

Students raise concerns about inclusive dialogue committee

By Claire Grunewald
March 31, 2017
Corner of Bushkill Dr. and College Ave. Photo by Kathryn Kelly 19.

Student hit by truck near arts campus: College plans to make walk downtown safer

By Claire Grunewald
March 24, 2017
Markle Hall of Administration (Hana Isihara 17).

Sexual assault policy changes

By Claire Grunewald
March 10, 2017
Markle Hall of Administration (Hana Isihara 17).

College reaffirms support of LBGTQ community

By Claire Grunewald
March 3, 2017
Chris Hunt, new Dean of Equity and Inclusion. (Courtesy of Chris Hunt)

Dean of equity and inclusion hired

By Claire Grunewald
February 17, 2017
Panel discussion at the first of the Mill series debates. (Photo by Claire Grunewald 20).

Discussion series aims to confront liberal-conservative divide

By Claire Grunewald
February 17, 2017
Courtesy of the Presidents Office

College to break ground on new science center in May

By Claire Grunewald
January 27, 2017
Dr. Mae Jemison and a boy dressed as an astronaut in Colton Chapel (Claire Grunewald 20)

Mae Jemison, first black woman to go into space, lectures on interstellar exploration

By Claire Grunewald
November 20, 2016
#NotMyPresidentLafayette posters outside of South College residence hall. (Claire Grunewald 20)

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

Campus loses power for almost 17 hours

By Claire Grunewald
November 4, 2016
Students behind Lafayettes broadcast with PBS39 (courtesy of the Lafayette Election Broadcast)

Lafayette hosts its second PBS39 election night broadcast, up to six million viewers possible

By Claire Grunewald
November 4, 2016
Dont stop retrieving: Dog House LLC receives puppies in training

Don’t stop retrieving: Dog House LLC receives puppies in training

By Claire Grunewald
October 21, 2016

512 High Street to be demolished

By Claire Grunewald
October 7, 2016
(Courtesy of Twin Maple Farms)

‘It’s fresh food. It’s local food’: Twin Maple Farms delivers fresh potatoes to dining halls

By Claire Grunewald
September 16, 2016
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