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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
Allison Quensen Blatt has juggled a number of jobs in the colleges arts program over her two decades at the college.
Allison Quensen Blatt, titan of the arts, to retire in June
The endowment aims to provide football players with opportunities off of the field. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College)
Brothers of Lafayette Football announces endowment fund
The counseling center is located on the second floor of Bailey Health Center.
Counseling center on spring mental health struggles
Nunes seeks permanent funding to provide archives of student life.
Charlotte Nunes named dean of libraries
Mechanical engineering students often cite nature of materials as a weed-out class.
Do ‘weed-out’ courses exist at Lafayette?
Dean Tim Cox will choose Student Government representatives to select Pepper Prize finalists.
Changes made to Pepper Prize selection process
The College Writing Program is looking to expand its reach through social media.
‘I’ve had zero students come in’: College Writing Program on underutilization
Portable labs, sent home to students during the pandemic, have become a permanent fixture of the engineering department. (Photo courtesy of Alexander Brown)
COVID-19 teaching changes continue to benefit Lafayette
A new first-year dean will be hired, allowing each class year to have an individual advisor.
Lafayette advising office to undergo major staffing shuffle, new first-year dean to be announced 
Dean Tim Cox will choose Student Government representatives to select Pepper Prize finalists.
Changes made to Pepper Prize selection process
The Data Community will process data to visualize trends in Student Government budget allocations.
New data club to audit Student Government budget allocations
There were 60 plus applications to become Student Government members this semester.
Student Government sworn in
Voter turnout tripled from last year as students took to social media to promote their preferred candidates. (Photo courtesy of Olivia Puzio 25)
Olivia Puzio ‘25 elected Student Government president by five votes
A record number of freshmen applied to Student Government.
Student Government sees drastic increase in application numbers
Allison Quensen Blatt has juggled a number of jobs in the colleges arts program over her two decades at the college.
Allison Quensen Blatt, titan of the arts, to retire in June
Nunes seeks permanent funding to provide archives of student life.
Charlotte Nunes named dean of libraries
Forrest Stuart previously worked in financial aid before taking on his role in enrollment management. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College)
Forrest Stuart named permanent VP of enrollment management
Faculty expressed their frustration over the new dean positions, as well as other structural issues, in a letter to the administration.
Group of faculty air frustrations in letter to Hurd
Mechanical engineering students often cite nature of materials as a weed-out class.
Do ‘weed-out’ courses exist at Lafayette?
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
Twyleak Sexton, whose alleged actions resulted in the campus lockdown, was arrested in New Jersey. (Photo courtesy of RLS Media)
Campus locked down after shooting downtown, suspect apprehended
The past month and a half has been a busy time for politics from the local to the national level. (Photos courtesy of Lehigh Valley Ramblings, Associated Press, Getty, Consolidated News Photos and The Morning Call)
What you missed in politics over break
Among the construction projects is The Commodore, a mixed-use property at 100 Northampton Street. (Photo courtesy of lehighvalleylive.com)
Development projects to bring housing, retail space to downtown Easton
Milos founder passes away
Milo’s founder passes away
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
Twyleak Sexton, whose alleged actions resulted in the campus lockdown, was arrested in New Jersey. (Photo courtesy of RLS Media)
Campus locked down after shooting downtown, suspect apprehended
Authorities believe that the suspects used skimming devices to obtain confidential bank account information.(Photo courtesy of lehighvalleylive.com)
Wawa skimming operation puts student financial information at risk
The attorney representing Kyle Flanagans 22 said he hopes to resolve the case quickly. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Flickr)
Kyle Flanagan ’22 faces felony charges, pleads not guilty
Clement Swaby of Bethlehem faces nearly 300 years in prison for the rape and attempted assaults of Lafayette and Lehigh students. (Photo courtesy of The Express-Times)
Man convicted of McCartney break-ins, multiple assaults, Lehigh University rape
Nunes seeks permanent funding to provide archives of student life.
Charlotte Nunes named dean of libraries
Forrest Stuart previously worked in financial aid before taking on his role in enrollment management. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College)
Forrest Stuart named permanent VP of enrollment management
The Quad lights have been taken down as of earlier this week.
Balancing safety, sustainability with college lighting
Faculty expressed their frustration over the new dean positions, as well as other structural issues, in a letter to the administration.
Group of faculty air frustrations in letter to Hurd
Schools are ranked according to criteria like graduation rate and amount of financial resources available per student. (Photo courtesy of U.S News)
What’s in a number?: Administration, students on influence of U.S. News college rankings
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
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
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
Jenny DeLorenzo intends for Plants + Coffee to have a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. (Photo courtesy of WFMZ)
Small Business Spotlight: Plants + Coffee sprouts in Easton
LaFarms greenhouse officially opened in January and has enabled cooperation with researchers. (Photo courtesy of @lafayettecollegefarm on Instagram)
LaFarm greenhouse spawns spotted lanternfly mitigation research
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
Juliana Soldat 24 sculpted pieces for her independent study that comment on mental health and personal struggles. (Photo courtesy of Juliana Soldat 24)
Student Artist Spotlight: Juliana Soldat ’24 depicts mental illness through sculpture
Isabella Lu 25 made archaeological illustrations for professor Ingrid Furniss upcoming book. (Photo courtesy of Isabella Lu 25)
Student Artist Spotlight: Isabella Lu ’25 digs into archeology illustrations
Satuna Mowrin 24 attempts to dismantle beauty standards in the modeling world. (Photo courtesy of Satuna Mowrin 24)
Student Artist Spotlight: Satuna Mowrin ‘24 rejects modeling stereotypes
Damoi Morgan 25 views music as a way to give the campus color. (Photo courtesy of Damoi Morgan 25)
Student Artist Spotlight: Damoi Morgan ’25 adds melody to campus with steel drum
Fifteen cookies were pitted against each other in order to find the best for Lafayette College students. (Graphic by Elisabeth Seidel ’26 for The Lafayette)
Chocolate chip cookie crawl: A quest for the best in Easton
The Last of Us is a breathtaking nod to the original video game. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
Television Review: ‘The Last of Us’: The greatest video game adaptation ever made
Fictional tennis legend Carrie Soto attempts to become the oldest woman to win a Grand Slam in Taylor Jenkins Reids latest novel. (Photo courtesy of Goodreads)
Maddie’s Library: ‘Carrie Soto is Back’ stuns with immersive feminist sports story
Love Letters showcased the talent of both students and faculty.
Performance Review: ‘Love Letters’ tells story of romance over 50 years
Babylon transports viewers into the film industry of the Roaring 20s. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
Movie Review: ‘Babylon’ passionately depicts good, bad, ugly of film industry
Jenny DeLorenzo intends for Plants + Coffee to have a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. (Photo courtesy of WFMZ)
Small Business Spotlight: Plants + Coffee sprouts in Easton
Easton Candle Company is open downtown from Friday through Sunday.
Small Business Spotlight: Easton Candle Company curates clean, unique fragrances
The Easton Record Exchange emerged from its next-door neighbor, the pawn shop Easton Exchange.
Small Business Spotlight: Easton Record Exchange will satisfy your vintage desires
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
New owner Martin Ramirez with employee Brian Cortes. Ramirez took over as Tierra De Fuegos owner just last week. (Photo courtesy of Brian Cortes)
Small Business Spotlight: Tierra De Fuego brings modern, traditional Colombian cuisine to Easton
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
The Mar-Keys is one of Lafayettes all-voices a capella groups. (Photo courtesy of Alex Thurtle 24)
Starting out on the right note: Mar-Keys compete for first time
Beginning in the 1970s, WJRH was funded by Hugh Hefners Playboy foundation.
The 1970s transformation of WJRH
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
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
Documentarian and journalist Sean Ryon ‘12 studied English and film and media studies at Lafayette. (Photo courtesy of Sean Ryon 12)
Alum Spotlight: ‘Dateline’ field producer Sean Ryon ’12 on documentary production
Junior Peter Lehman attacks the net during his six-goal performance in the Leopards victory over Colgate. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s lacrosse prevails in last-second victory over Colgate
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
Frisbee spent spring break competing in the prestigious High Tide national tournament against teams from all over the country. (Photo courtesy of Sara OKeefe 24)
Frisbee places second in bracket at spring break tournament
Senior Meghan Gillis races down the slope during womens alpine at nationals, where she finished 11th. (Photo courtesy of Meghan Gillis 23)
Ski and board attends nationals, battles harsh weather conditions
The Leopards had a strong offensive outing against American, scoring a record high 15 goals. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Women’s lacrosse falls to American by one point, Bennett scores six goals
Among the Leopards leaving are defensive lineman Malik Hamm, who declared for the NFL draft. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Football completes 2027 recruiting class, signs 26 new players
Seniors Marco Olivas and Malik Hamm lead the Leopards out of tunnel to take on Lehigh. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards).
Hamm wins second Defensive Player of the Year award, five others take home Patriot League Honors
The Leopards celebrate their 2022 Rivalry Game win. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Football defeats Lehigh in close defensive match up, marks positive end to Troxell’s first year
Lafayette comes into the Rivalry game having won two out of the previous three matchups and controlling the overall record, 80-72-5. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Why Lafayette will win the 158th Rivalry game
Lehigh comes to the Hill following their first win since early September. (Photo by Xin Chen for The Brown and White)
Why Lehigh will win the 158th Rivalry game
Yazdan Basir 23 creates models to help the mens soccer team visualize its statistics. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Today)
Yazdan Basir ’23 brings men’s soccer stats to life
Sidelines: World Cup 2022
Sidelines: World Cup 2022
Senior midfielder Will Echeverria controls the ball during the Leopards 0-1 playoff loss. (Photo by Phil Hoffmann for Navy Athletics)
Men’s soccer season ends with loss in Patriot League quarterfinals, Kitromilides receives academic honors
Senior midfielder Yiannis Panayides dribbles down the field during Lafayettes win against American. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer advances to Patriot League playoffs after win against American, tie with Army
Lafayette soccer seniors were honored before their game against Loyola. (Photo Courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer ties Loyola on Senior Day, falls to Hofstra in final non-conference battle
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?
Standout freshman forward Josh Rivera recorded his second career double-double in the loss to Army. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Shooting woes to blame as men’s basketball falters against Army, barely loses to Colgate
Captain Leo O’Boyle was joined by his parents in a Senior Day celebration before scoring 17 points. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Men’s basketball gets revenge against Boston in overtime thriller
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
Freshman midfielder Josephine van Wijk is recognized before the Leopards beat Holy Cross. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Field hockey captures final win of 2022 campaign
Fifth-year Molly McAndrew takes the ball up the field during one of her last games as a Leopard. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Despite dominant road victory, field hockey misses out on playoffs
Senior Molly McAndrew is embraced by the team after she scores one of the Leopards two goals during their 2-0 win over BU. (Photo by Trent Weaver for GoLeopards)
Field hockey splits weekend, notches first Patriot League win of season
Senior defender Sydney Woolston is embraced by her team after scoring her third career goal during the Leopards victory against Richmond. (Photo by Doug Kilpatrick for GoLeopards)
Field hockey splits weekend matches against Lehigh, Richmond
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
The mens tennis team competed in several close matches this past weekend at the Villanova Invitational. (Photo courtesy of Arman Ganchi 25)
Men’s tennis participates in annual Villanova Invitational, featuring strong first-years
Sophomore Davus Esslinger fires a backhand during his singles match against Holy Cross last week. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Despite defeat in playoffs, bright future ahead for Lafayette tennis
Junior Nash Lovallo participating in a doubles match against Bucknell last weekend. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s tennis defeated by Bucknell in final regular season match
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
Lafayette volleyball swept New Hampshire before falling to Fairfield in straight sets at the Villanova Classic to open the season. (Photo by Sarah Boekholder for GoLeopards)
Volleyball falls in two matches, wins one in season opener
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Op-Ed: Debunking Posse myths
Op-Ed: In Defense of ChatGPT
Op-Ed: Debunking Posse myths
Op-Ed: In Defense of ChatGPT
Op-Ed: Ethical considerations in engineering
Op-Ed: We need to do better
Op-Ed: Reflecting on a year of war
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
President Nicole Hurd showers naked
President Nicole Hurd showers naked
Episode LXIX: Return of the Quent
Episode LXIX: Return of the Quent
Lafayette solves feminism
Lafayette solves feminism
Lafayette becomes beach-front property after New Jersey falls into the sea
Lafayette becomes beach-front property after New Jersey falls into the sea
Football team attends three-hour lecture by Juggling Club on how to get girls
Football team attends three-hour lecture by Juggling Club on how to get girls
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Student Government approves four new student groups, ending the semester on a high note

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May 7, 2021
Panelists featured for this discussion are also involved in the colleges Queer Archives Project. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)

Alumnae and professor emerita discuss campus climate past and present for LGBTQ+ women

By Danielle Kraidin
March 26, 2021
Public safety is investigating these incidents as a violation of Lafayette College policy and community standards. (Photo courtesy of Diana de la Torre 20)

College responds to signs posted that intimidate marginalized groups on campus

By Danielle Kraidin
October 11, 2019
Students have been enjoying the vegetarian options at the new cafe, but the supply of vegetarian food frequently runs out. (Photo by Abi Olofin 22)

Students point to areas for improvement in new ECO cafe

By Danielle Kraidin
October 4, 2019
The number of reports of sexual misconduct have increased significantly since 2014, which may be due to increased means of reporting. (Graphic Courtesy of the Office of Educational Equity)

SMART team opens new avenue for reporting sexual misconduct on campus

By Danielle Kraidin
September 6, 2019
The new engineering degree being offered this year will allow students to focus on interdisciplinary studies within engineering. (Photo by Brandon Marin 22)

New Bachelor of Science degree offers interdisciplinary twist on engineering

By Danielle Kraidin
August 30, 2019
Saeed Malami gave a 10-minute persuasive speech on child slavery in the chocolate industry in West Africa. (Photo courtesy of Saeed Malami 20)

Saeed Malami ’20 wins national forensics championship, first Interstate Oratorical Association Championship

By Danielle Kraidin
May 10, 2019
In 2016, the policy studies program held an election-night broadcast on PBS39. (Photo courtesy of Clay Wegrzynowicz)

Policy studies senior seminar project to air on PBS39

By Danielle Kraidin
April 26, 2019
Student Governments Equity and Inclusion Committee under newly elected Eduardo Rodriguez-Gomez ‘22 will be leading the effort to increase the campus minimum wage. (Photo by Lauren Fox)

College discusses raising minimum wage, says that it is possible to adjust budget for it

By Danielle Kraidin
April 19, 2019
Over 86 cases of mumps were reported on the Temple campus. (Photo Courtesy of Mountain Home)

College urges vigilance after mumps outbreak at nearby Temple University

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March 29, 2019
Gwilym Simcock said his parents influenced and nurtured his passion for music. (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

Lifelong musician Gwilym Simcock celebrates jazz ‘heroes’ in solo piano performance

By Danielle Kraidin
March 8, 2019
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Easton, the new windy city: campus loses power temporarily after 30 mph wind gusts

By Danielle Kraidin
March 1, 2019
An unidentified gamer known as Neuroscientist prompted Gavin Lee Casdorph to threaten the college after an argument between a Lafayette student and Neuroscientist, according to authorities. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Alaskan gamer charged with making false bomb threat to campus

By Danielle Kraidin
February 1, 2019
In Wegmans artists book Field Guide to North America and Other Regions, he wanted to create something that would remind him of past experiences. (Photo by Morgan Sturm 19)

William Wegman’s artist’s book uniquely combines elements of Maine’s environment

By Danielle Kraidin
December 7, 2018
Angus Johnston came to campus Tuesday to discuss the controversial Mill Series. (Photo by AJ Traub 20)

‘Why do we give people a platform?’: Mill Series hosts student activism advocate, students critique past events

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November 30, 2018
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Three Lafayette seniors urge peers to vote, be politically active

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November 2, 2018
A panel of professors in international affairs, Africana studies, and history spoke to the history, policy, and status of women in Liberia. (Photo by Jess Furtado 19)

Lafayette Professors discuss history, feminism in Liberia: its first elected female president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, to visit Oct. 23

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October 19, 2018
Anna Nestor 20 stood chained to the two columns outside Farinon for a student art project. (Photo by Mario Sanchez 21)

Student performance art projects publicly express personal experiences

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September 28, 2018
Van Wickle, now home to the geology department, previously served as the colleges library. (Photo Courtesy of Lafayette Archives)

The ‘metamorphic’ transformation of Van Wickle: how the college’s old library became geology’s home

By Danielle Kraidin
September 28, 2018
Dining options such as Lower have increased menu options this semester. (Photo Courtesy of Elle Cox 21).

Menu changes expand dietary options, improve freshness and quality

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September 14, 2018
Tarana Burke, founder of the me too movement, spoke of the need to utilize this moment in history to create meaningful, intersectional change. Photo by Jess Furtado 19

Founder of ‘me too’ urges students not to ‘waste this moment,’ take action in community

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September 7, 2018
Photo of South College, housing first-year students and upperclassmen. Photo by Kathryn Kelly 19.

Rooms in South, Ruef become triples to accommodate largest first-year class ever

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August 31, 2018
Markle Hall of Administration.

The 759 members of the class of 2022 are more “culturally and socioeconomically” diverse

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May 4, 2018
The mock trial team finished seventh in their division and twelfth overall against 48 teams at nationals. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Ackendorf)

Taking the courtroom by storm: Mock trial, originally ranked last, finishes 12th overall at nationals

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April 27, 2018

“Networking Hunger” screening and panel connects college, community and food security

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April 20, 2018
Alyssa Ayres, Senior Fellow for India, Pakistan, and South Asia at the Council of Foreign Relations, was this years speaker for the annual Pastor Lecture. Photo by Caroline Nawrocki 18

Lecturer urges for recognition of India on the global stage, says students should have “deeper knowledge” of country

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April 13, 2018
Mario Sanchez 21 enjoys intertwining mythical imagery into his poetry. (Photo by Elle Cox 21)

Poetry competition winner, honoree discuss what inspires them

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April 6, 2018
The Mock Trial team is going to nationals for the first time in ten years. Photo courtesy Aaron Freedman.

Mock Trial team prepares for nationals for the first time in ten years

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March 30, 2018
The Max Kade Haus for German Studies and Visiting Scholars officially opened on Tuesday. Photo courtesy of google maps

Max Kade Haus to foster German culture and language engagement

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March 23, 2018
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CEO and engineer speaks to value of liberal arts education

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February 16, 2018
The mock trial team moves past regionals to the opening round of the national collegiate competition. Photo Courtesy of Patrick Best

Mock Trial places fourth in regionals, sets sights on nationals

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February 9, 2018
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Letting it snow with Winterfest

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January 26, 2018
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Nothing worse than indifference: FAMS capstone presenters to share work

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December 8, 2017
Cadence will perform at Radio City Music Hall on Nov. 26 (Photo Courtesy of Kenzie Corbin 18).

Cadence to take the stage at Radio City Music Hall

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November 17, 2017

‘Slacker’ inspires carefree life: Following arbitrary lives, delivers message on identity

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November 10, 2017
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‘Song of Lahore’ explores ensemble’s journey

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November 3, 2017
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