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Parkhurst management has denied hearing many of the complaints leveled against it by employees.
‘I don’t think anyone here is happy’
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
The current spike in COVID-19 cases comes at a similar time to last falls outbreak.
Campus has back-to-school COVID-19 spike
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
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
Some Student Government members drafted a resolution in response to the Faculty Teaching & Learning Committees proposal.
Faculty committee seeks to limit Course Evaluation access
Some biology students were unable to take seats in classes due to staff turnover.
Biology department staffing shuffle causes headaches
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
The Leopards Lair offers space for student groups to hold events.
Leopard’s Lair opens in Farinon basement
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
Jessica Hess joins Chaplain Alex Hendrickson to provide greater support and comfort to students on campus.
Chaplain intern fulfills her ‘heart song’
ChatGPT is one of the most widely used AI programs among students.
New ChatGPT committee seeks to study artificial intelligence in classrooms
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
The primary election will be held on May 16.
Easton election guide: 2023 municipal primary
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
Student Government vacancies have been a significant issue since the February application cycle.
Student Government vacancies left unfilled for months
The current spike in COVID-19 cases comes at a similar time to last falls outbreak.
Campus has back-to-school COVID-19 spike
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 class of 2027 is one of the most diverse in Lafayette history.
Lafayette meets goal for Pell Grant eligibility with class of 2027
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
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
Annika Hesses work has focused on improving the campus thrift store. (Photo courtesy of University Alliance RUHR)
Sustainability fellow comes from across the globe to save it
Rohana Ana Meyerson and Cassandra Barnett are living proof that its never too late to pursue ones passions. (Photos by Trebor Maitin 24 and Elisabeth Seidel 26 for The Lafayette)
‘Lifetime learners’
Emma Sylvester ‘25 worked as a photography intern for Edible Lehigh Valley this summer. (Photo courtesy of Carrie Havranek)
Students aid launch of food writing franchise
Belleville Market features handmade goods and has a homey energy.
Small Business Spotlight: Belleville Market brings Parisian charm to Pennsylvania
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
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
Next year, Taylor Swift will be taking the Eras Tour global. (Photo courtesy of Teen Vogue)
Concert Review: Taylor Swift enchants audiences with ‘Eras Tour’
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’
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
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
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 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
Junior midfielder India Ralph, who came to Lafayette from New Zealand, prepares to drive the ball. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Looking beyond borders
The pep band will next appear tomorrow during the football game against Columbia. (Photo courtesy of @lafpepband on Instagram)
Keeping the pep in the Leopards’ step
Hannah Ally also works as a photography intern for the New York Yankees. (Photo courtesy of Hannah Ally)
The faces behind the camera
Junior libero Carson Grace Toomer focuses on the ball. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Volleyball goes 1-2 at Penn
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
Sophomore Nahjee Adams carries the ball past defenders. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Football showcases talent at Spring Game, looks forward to fall
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
Mens soccer tied ESU at Cottingham Stadium. (Photo courtesy of Charlie Johnson)
Men’s soccer hosts annual Earn Your Spots Game
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?
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
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
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
Editorial: A call for transparency
Op-Ed: A Menstrual Equity Open Letter to the administration and student body: Phase Two
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Op-Ed: Asian invisibility
Editorial: A call for transparency
Op-Ed: A Menstrual Equity Open Letter to the administration and student body: Phase Two
Op-Ed: Asian invisibility
Op-Ed: What to do about the fashion in the room?
Op-Ed: Public art at Lafayette College
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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.
Chi Phi party empty after no one solves their riddles three
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Four students on a Zoom call

Student Government approves four new student groups, ending the semester on a high note

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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
(Photo by Kathryn Kelly 19)

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

By Danielle Kraidin
November 30, 2018
(Photo by Danielle Kraidin 21)

Three Lafayette seniors urge peers to vote, be politically active

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
August 31, 2018
Markle Hall of Administration.

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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
April 27, 2018

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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

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

By Danielle Kraidin
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

By Danielle Kraidin
February 9, 2018
Photo by Elle Cox 21

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

By Danielle Kraidin
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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