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The incident comes nearly two months after a shooting occurred in Eastons West Ward. (Photo courtesy of City of Easton on X)
Shots fired into occupied Easton home
Student Government votes in ex officio members at brief summer meeting
Student Government votes in ex officio members at brief summer meeting
The Department of Education opened the investigation into Lafayette College over alleged antisemitic discrimination in November. (Photo courtesy of EdScoop)
Lafayette had unsatisfactory response to online antisemitism says DOE investigation, college disputes
This is the first time the Commission on Presidential Debates has cancelled all its debates. (Photo courtesy of NPR)
Vice presidential debate at Lafayette cancelled
The investigation was a result of a complaint made against the college to the Office for Civil Rights last year. (Photo courtesy of Center for American Progress)
Lafayette settles months-long Department of Education investigation
Seven students received honorable Fulbright and Goldwater awards this year. Carter Brand 25 could not be reached for a photo. (Photos by Liv Bamford 24 and Emma Sylvester 25 for The Lafayette; bottom middle photo courtesy of Tess Stanley 25).
Lafayette students awarded Fulbright, Goldwater scholarships
The Indigenous Studies minor will involve courses across several departments.
Indigenous Studies minor approved
The visit to the conference comes after Sigma Tau Delta was established on campus in October. (Photo courtesy of Maria Cangro 24)
English students present work at national conference
The government and law major has a storied history at the college.
Why government and law, not political science?
Chip Bergh 79 and Ilan Peleg have been friends for decades. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Flickr)
Ilan Peleg Award established, awarded to 2 professors
Student Government votes in ex officio members at brief summer meeting
Student Government votes in ex officio members at brief summer meeting
Student Government reviews more club presentations at April 25 meeting
Student Government reviews more club presentations at April 25 meeting
Prospective clubs are also vetted by the Office of Student Involvement.
Six clubs approved for next year
April 18 Student Government meeting sees clubs, course evaluation presentations
April 18 Student Government meeting sees clubs, course evaluation presentations
Student Government sees Mission and Values presentation, Pard Pantry update at April 11 meeting
Student Government sees Mission and Values presentation, Pard Pantry update at April 11 meeting
Jeffrey Goldstein joined the college in 2000. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Magazine)
Jeffrey Goldstein to depart role as director of health services
The faculty meeting on Thursday was the last of the academic year.
Administration, faculty discourse over pro-Palestine protest continues
The Indigenous Studies minor will involve courses across several departments.
Indigenous Studies minor approved
The general counsel provides legal guidance to the college.
General counsel vacancy entering 11th month, to be filled soon
Adding syllabi to the repository is optional for professors.
Syllabus repository approved
The incident comes nearly two months after a shooting occurred in Eastons West Ward. (Photo courtesy of City of Easton on X)
Shots fired into occupied Easton home
The company plans to expand nationwide, according to CEO and founder Rudy Ferraz.
Lehigh Valley rideshare app may soon provide free services to locals
The owner of the Easton branch of Your CBD Store considers cannabis education one of his primary goals.
How are THC products sold legally in Pennsylvania?
Taiba Sultana has served on Eastons city council since 2022. (Photo courtesy of LehighValleyNews)
Petition calls for city councilwoman Taiba Sultana to resign
No damage was reported in Easton. (Photo courtesy of the United States Geological Survey)
Earthquake rattles Lafayette
The incident comes nearly two months after a shooting occurred in Eastons West Ward. (Photo courtesy of City of Easton on X)
Shots fired into occupied Easton home
Peter Milius formal arraignment is expected to take place in Courtroom 1 of the Northampton County Courthouse.
Peter Milius waives preliminary hearing, formal arraignment to come
Peter Milius was a sophomore before he departed Lafayette College. It is unknown if his departure was voluntary. (Photo courtesy of TikTok)
More details revealed in Milius case, preliminary hearing postponed
The inciting incident took place in Rubin Hall on the night of Oct. 15.
Now-former student charged with child pornography possession, invasion of privacy after filming students in shower
The manhunt for Tamir Freeman took four months. (Photo courtesy of The Morning Call)
Suspect in December Centre Square shooting captured
The Department of Education opened the investigation into Lafayette College over alleged antisemitic discrimination in November. (Photo courtesy of EdScoop)
Lafayette had unsatisfactory response to online antisemitism says DOE investigation, college disputes
This is the first time the Commission on Presidential Debates has cancelled all its debates. (Photo courtesy of NPR)
Vice presidential debate at Lafayette cancelled
The investigation was a result of a complaint made against the college to the Office for Civil Rights last year. (Photo courtesy of Center for American Progress)
Lafayette settles months-long Department of Education investigation
The proposed dates for the vice presidential debate are currently July 23 and Aug. 13. (Photo courtesy of The New York Times)
Lafayette’s future as vice presidential debate host uncertain
A rendering of the new Gilberts Cafe. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Dining)
Parkhurst announces dining changes
The Forensics team was assisted by alumni when preparing for this years national competition. (Photo courtesy of Natalia Ferruggia 26)
Speech and debate ties record at nationals
The Contemporary Music Ensemble performed a variety of modern pieces during their concert.
Contemporary Music Ensemble concert showcases student compositions
Pedro dos Santos 26 participates in four music ensembles with his trombone.
Student Artist Spotlight: Trombonist Pedro dos Santos ‘26 tunes up music department spirits
Matthew Moise ‘24 (center) is passionate about showing his peers that networking can be more than a handshake.
Networking scavenger hunt creates new connections
Though Dorian cant fly very far, hes a strong climber and has a well-established knack for dancing.
The 2 birds of ThreeBirds
Pedro dos Santos 26 participates in four music ensembles with his trombone.
Student Artist Spotlight: Trombonist Pedro dos Santos ‘26 tunes up music department spirits
The mural in Eco Cafe is meant to represent a landscape of the Lehigh Valley.
Student Artist Spotlight: Jolie Saint Vil ‘27 honors Lenni Lenape people with mural
The Beaver People includes two saxophonists, a guitarist and a keyboardist.
Meet The Beaver People
Olivia Hofmann 24 and Olivia Bamford 24 both transitioned from violin to oboe before high school.
The Olivias of the oboe section
Chris Nappo 27 first started making pottery in the ninth grade. (Photo courtesy of Chris Nappo Ceramics)
Student Artist Spotlight: Chris Nappo ’27 sells pottery from Easton to Alaska
Return to the Great Gatsby for Fitzgeralds dreamy prose. (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia)
Maddie’s Library: Books you should read in college
Rian Johnsons The Last Jedi challenged viewers perceptions of beloved hero Luke Skywalker. (Photo Courtesy of IMDb)
Cinema with Sam: ‘The Last Jedi’ remains masterpiece years after release
Taylor Swifts The Tortured Poets Department and its anthology features 31 new songs from the singer-songwriter. (Photo courtesy of The New York Times)
Album Review: ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ spins anger into dynamic vulnerability
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire showcases multiple generations of the iconic team. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
Cinema with Sam: “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” more chill than cheese
These novels are a great way to start your journey into reading the classics. (Photos courtesy of Amazon.com)
Book Review: Starting with the classics
Julian Shorter ‘27, Liam Ward 27 and Jack Marich 27 import bagels weekly from New Jersey to make breakfast sandwiches. (Photo courtesy of Jack Marich 27)
Small Business Spotlight: Bean’s Bagels brings homemade breakfast sandwiches to your door
Josies New York Deli was remodeled last year.
Small Business Spotlight: Josie’s New York Deli brings big city charm to Easton
Fox Bakerys shelves include many European treats, such as Russian honey cake.
Small Business Spotlight: Fox Bakery brings European treats to Easton
Barbara Vasconez and Mik Mattis are the team that runs all operations at Mystery Box Games.
Small Business Spotlight: Every night is game night at Mystery Box Games
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
Yarn Club meets every Friday in Keefe Commons. (Photo courtesy of Danielle Lindsley 25)
Yarn Club: Not just for grannies
Cheese Club features a Cheese of the Day on its Instagram account every Monday and Wednesday. (Graphic by Elisabeth Seidel 26 for The Lafayette)
Cheese club? You better brie-lieve it!
The Prestigious Pardettes will be performing at basketball games this winter. (Photo courtesy of Janiya Hood 25)
Prestigious Pardettes perform at first ever fall showcase
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a celebration of unity and love. (Photo courtesy of Susanna Hontz 24)
Mid-Autumn Festival celebrates Chinese cultural traditions
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
The faculty play was a time-honored tradition at the college for nearly 40 years. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Archives)
What happened to faculty plays?
The Laff-a-lot was the first-ever satirical version of The Lafayette. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Archives)
The history of The Scoffayette
Women of first fully co-ed class look back 50 years after graduating
Women of first fully co-ed class look back 50 years after graduating
Student Government protested the slow-moving process of building a student center in the spring of 1988.
The long road to Farinon College Center
The Presidents House has a rich history that spans over a century.
A look into the President’s House then and now
Madeline Squarcia 22 works to make farm to table a reality. (Photo courtesy of Madeline Squarcia 22)
Alum Spotlight: Madeline Squarcia ’22 connects consumers to growers
Mike Handzo 11 worked with the Landis Center for Community Engagement during his time at Lafayette. (Photo courtesy of Mike Handzo on LinkedIn)
Alum spotlight: Mike Handzo ’11 works to create affordable housing in Lehigh Valley
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
Former Leopard Jake Bloss 22 throws a pitch against the Baltimore Orioles before exiting in the fourth inning. (Photo courtesy of The Athletic)
Former Leopard makes MLB debut
The addition of the Richmond Spiders to the Patriot League is the first since 2001. (Photo courtesy of University of Richmond Athletics)
Richmond to join Patriot League football
The crew team won every event it entered at the Gifford Pinchot Sprints last Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Ellie Walsh 25)
Crew blows competition out of water at Gifford Pinchot Sprints
Safety DaRon Gilbert goes for a tackle against Lehigh in 2022. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Leopards join NFL
Tommy McGee hops over an opposing player. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Men’s lacrosse ends season with close loss to Lehigh
The addition of the Richmond Spiders to the Patriot League is the first since 2001. (Photo courtesy of University of Richmond Athletics)
Richmond to join Patriot League football
Safety DaRon Gilbert goes for a tackle against Lehigh in 2022. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Leopards join NFL
The Lafayette football team hoists the Patriot League Championship trophy for the first time since 2013. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
The state of Lafayette sports
Sophomore Savion McKinnon makes a catch during the football teams annual spring showcase last Saturday. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Young stars shine at football’s spring showcase
Four Leopards have declared for the 2024 NFL draft. (Photos courtesy of GoLeopards)
Leopards declare for the NFL Draft
The Lafayette football team hoists the Patriot League Championship trophy for the first time since 2013. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
The state of Lafayette sports
The mens and womens soccer teams will each welcome eight new recruits in the fall. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Soccer programs bring on 16 recruits
Freshman forward Roy Biegon evades two Army defenders on Sept. 27. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Freshman Roy Biegon on the transition from Kenya to College Hill
Members of the mens soccer team has been reading books about teamwork to the students. (Photo courtesy of Lawrence Aydlett 25)
Earn Your Spots book club connects soccer players with local students
Junior forward Lawrence Aydlett fights off a Boston defender. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer ends dominant run with Patriot League championship loss at BU
The Lafayette football team hoists the Patriot League Championship trophy for the first time since 2013. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
The state of Lafayette sports
Senior guard Eric Sondberg shoots over a Bucknell defender earlier this year. (Photo by George Varkanis for GoLeopards)
Men’s basketball ends regular season with fourth consecutive loss
Junior guard Luka Savicevic shoots over a Lehigh defender during the Leopards loss. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Men’s basketball drops three games in a row
Senior forward Kyle Jenkins shoots during the game against Colgate in which he notched his 1000th career point. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Men’s basketball defeats American, drops close game to Colgate
Freshman Mark Butler handles the ball against Lehigh. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Men’s basketball falls in double OT to Lehigh, drops Loyola matchup
The Lafayette football team hoists the Patriot League Championship trophy for the first time since 2013. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
The state of Lafayette sports
Amanda Golini 17 celebrates with the U.S. National Field Hockey team after clinching an Olympic berth. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College on Linkedin)
Amanda Golini ‘17 qualifies for Paris Olympics with U.S. Field Hockey
Junior midfielder and captain Lineke Spaans dribbles against American in the Patriot League final. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Field hockey falls to American in Patriot League final
The field hockey team celebrates its semifinal win against Boston. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Field hockey championship preview
Junior midfielder Lineke Spaans earned First Team honors for her 29-point season. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Field hockey defeats Lehigh, Boston on way to championship
The Lafayette football team hoists the Patriot League Championship trophy for the first time since 2013. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
The state of Lafayette sports
The Leopards celebrate after sophomore Sam Gelber walks off against Colgate in a historic win.
Men’s tennis upsets Colgate for first time in 17 years
Freshman Hanna Ganchi returns a volley. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Tennis shines in out of conference competition against Wagner, men fall to Navy
Sophomore Carmen Merkel rockets a forehand during the Leopards win over Fairfield University. (Photo by Trent Weaver for GoLeopards)
Tennis teams serve up success in Florida, split home matches
Junior Arman Ganchi returns a backhand during the match against Le Moyne College.
Women’s tennis picks up win against Le Moyne, men struggle
The Lafayette football team hoists the Patriot League Championship trophy for the first time since 2013. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
The state of Lafayette sports
Senior middle blocker Gracie Gibson earned All-Patriot League Second Team honors this season. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Volleyball drops final match of season
Freshman middle back Irelynd Lorenzen spikes the ball. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Volleyball falls in blowout matches against Lehigh, Bucknell
Freshman outside hitter Emma Patmon prepares to bump the ball. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Volleyball falls to Loyola in hard-fought match
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
Letter to the editor: Response to faculty open letter
Letter to the editor: Response to faculty open letter
Letter from the editor
Letter from the editor
Op-ed: An open letter to President Nicole Hurd from concerned faculty and staff
Op-ed: The case for disclosure
Clarification on pro-Palestine protest article
Op-ed: An open letter to President Nicole Hurd from concerned faculty and staff
Op-ed: The case for disclosure
Students sat for the national anthem in 2016 to protest police brutality.
Op-ed: Student activism in uncertain times
Photo courtesy of Jess Langlois 24
Op-ed: Speak Now (Mental Health Version)
Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Flickr; logo courtesy of Student Government
Op-ed: The problem with the Pepper Prize
Letter to the editor: Response to faculty open letter
Letter to the editor: Response to faculty open letter
Letter from the editor
Letter from the editor
Letter to the editor: Hoff Awards changes
Letter to the editor: Eclipse article mistake
Letter to the editor: Restoring Lafayette’s liberal arts vision
Nicole Hurd looked Vladimir Putin in the eyes and got a sense of his soul.
Hurd ends all global conflicts
Dont worry, the Quaddlers cant count to 84,000.
New Bowd of Twustees talks goals, kitties
“I don’t get the sense that the men were ever afraid to show how smart they were in a classroom,” Thaddeus Robert Barron Pardee ‘33 said.
Men of first class look back 191 years after graduating
Do not come.
Lafayette College announces ‘Hibachi for Harris’
Defenestrate the frat men? Fine, well do it, twist our arms.
Greek life rebrands as French life
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Markle Hall of Administration (Hana Isihara 17).

Expansion to improve market position with need-blindness

By Ian Morse
May 5, 2017

Cross country coach with murky history departs

By Ian Morse
May 5, 2017

Tale of atrocities and judgement to comes to stage

By Ian Morse
April 21, 2017
Mens rugby in a scrum. (Photo by Hana Isihara 17).

Men’s rugby team suspended

By Ian Morse
April 7, 2017
Stephane Wrembel will play at Williams Center for the Arts on Wednesday. (Courtesy Michelle Roche Media)

Guitarist returns to French roots on stage

By Ian Morse
April 7, 2017
The figures only represent the size of the donations, not the way in which they will be directly used. (Graphic by Claire Grunewald 20)

Recent grads dominate donations in $1.2M President’s Challenge

By Ian Morse
March 24, 2017
Plum House takes a new location and name downtown (Photo taken by Ian Morse 17).

Plum House owner focuses new restaurant on sushi

By Ian Morse
March 24, 2017
(From Amanda Miners 18 public Facebook page.)

Lafayette student dies in drunk-driving related crash

By Ian Morse
March 16, 2017
The 2017-2018 academic year will be priced at $50,400 without aid. (Graphic by Claire Grunewald 20)

Tuition next year will break $50K

By Ian Morse
March 3, 2017
Public safety cars outside Hugel Science Center. (Lauren Fox 19)

Student questions sanction for dealing drugs

By Ian Morse
March 3, 2017
The Ourbus line in New York City. (Courtesy Axel Hellman)

New Easton-NYC bus line offers low fares

By Ian Morse
February 24, 2017
Graphic by Mari Otto 17.

Lafayette student gets the flu, amateur epidemiologist follows it

By Ian Morse
February 10, 2017
Alex Homsi at the rally in Easton against President Trumps immigration ban on January 30, 2016. (Photo by Ian Morse 17)

Barred from returning: Students face choice after Trump’s ban

By Ian Morse
February 3, 2017
(Graphic by Claire Grunewald 20)

At Lafayette, a wealth gap with a chance of mobility

By Ian Morse
January 27, 2017
Vallamont, owned by the Chi Phi Rho Chapter housing corporation but managed by Lafayette.

Chi Phi becomes colony, faces ‘busy’ year ahead

By Ian Morse
January 27, 2017
Graphic of landing of inclined elevator idea. (Courtesy of the Class of 2015 Civil and Environmental Engineering Department Majors)

Skyway secures $1.5 million, seeks $3 million more

By Ian Morse
December 9, 2016
Gina Bianchi and other members of the Miss New York Teen 2014 competition wave to the audience. (Courtesy of Angelina Bianchi 18)

One Lafayette student’s pageant passion

By Ian Morse
December 9, 2016
Chi Phi members make their presentation to become a colony

Chi Phi reapplies for colony status

By Ian Morse
December 2, 2016
Students march across campus as part of the #OurCampus walkout movement. (Will Gordon 17)

Campus activism surges after presidential election

By Ian Morse
November 18, 2016
(Courtney Devita 19)

The entrepreneur bringing the Marquis de Lafayette to a TV series

By Ian Morse
November 11, 2016
Endowment reports sharpest drop since 2009

Endowment reports sharpest drop since 2009

By Ian Morse
October 28, 2016
Markle Hall of Administration.

Admissions denies ethics violation after accepting perks from education company

By Ian Morse
October 28, 2016
Markle Hall of Administration (Hana Isihara 17).

Faculty delegation to meet with board about shared governance

By Ian Morse
October 21, 2016
Easton Mayor Sal Panto, Jr. in his office on 123 South Third St. in Easton. (Ian Morse 17)

Q&A with Easton Mayor Panto: Expansion plan, elevator, clowns

By Ian Morse
October 16, 2016
The intersection of March and Cattell Streets. (Ian Morse 17)

College, Easton police step up liquor law, jaywalking enforcement

By Ian Morse
October 7, 2016
Phil Auerbach pictured on the biology departments boat, Aug. 1, 2014. (Courtesy of Nancy Waters)

‘An amazingly strong heart’: Biotech lab technician passes away

By Ian Morse
October 7, 2016
Marie Fichek-Kirk, Lafayettes news sustainability director, with her tomatoes from her home garden. (Courtesy of Marie Fichek-Kirk)

Lafayette’s first sustainability director announced

By Ian Morse
September 30, 2016
Professor Juan Rojo sits at his desk with the letter to the faculty and the one to himself. (William Gordon 17)

Board rejects faculty motion to grant Rojo tenure

By Ian Morse
September 23, 2016
Professor Juan Rojo – on hunger strike and only consuming drinks – was given two drinks by President Alison Byerly, who signed off to deny him tenure. (Ian Morse 17)

Board reaffirms Rojo tenure denial, responds to faculty concerns

By Ian Morse
September 20, 2016
Sara Hayet 18 and Emily Keller-Coffey 18 took off this semester to help the Hillary Clinton for President Campaign. (Courtesy of Emily Keller-Coffey 18)

‘Sitting on the sidelines wasn’t an option’: Students take off semester to support Clinton

By Ian Morse
September 9, 2016
Tingting Kang is Lafayettes new Multi-Language Learner Support Specialist. (Ian Morse 17)

As English learning students numbers rise, college hires support

By Ian Morse
September 9, 2016
Lafayette Colleges extension into downtown Easton. (Courtesy of Lafayette College)

College: Expansion aims to ultimately increase affordability

By Ian Morse
September 2, 2016
Convocation for the class of 2020 on August 28, 2016. (Douglas Kilpatrick / Zovko Photographic LLC)

The freshman survival guide

By Ian Morse
September 2, 2016
The student government office in Farinon. (Photo by Ben Fuller 21)

Student government requests candidates to fill 2017 rep spot

By Ian Morse
September 1, 2016
Markle Hall of Administration (Hana Isihara 17).

What is the tenure review process?

By Ian Morse
September 1, 2016
Professor Juan Rojo announced he went on hunger strike today to protest the denial of his tenure. (Ian Morse 17)

Professor hunger strikes against denial of tenure

By Ian Morse
August 30, 2016

Why tuition rises

By Ian Morse
December 4, 2015
A year in review

A year in review

By Ian Morse
November 20, 2015
Easton Residents, including Rita Flowers (back), came to the vigil to support victims of the attacks in Paris. [Photo by Christina Shaman ‘16]

Easton lights a candle for victims of attacks in Paris

By Ian Morse
November 20, 2015
The intersection of March and Cattell Street on College Hill. (Hana Isihara 17)

College opens investigation into alleged fight

By Ian Morse
November 13, 2015

Fresh faces run for students government: First-years campaign for representative position

By Ian Morse
November 12, 2015

The election two days before ours

By Ian Morse
November 6, 2015

Lehigh crew team bus overturns in Bethlehem

By Ian Morse
October 30, 2015
Photo by Austin Drucker ‘17 [Members of DTD interest group at the presentation.]

Second fraternity applicant presents

By Ian Morse
October 9, 2015
Data courtesy of collegescorecard.ed.gov. Reliable data in the number of students in each income class were unavailable.

Aid, diversity and accessibility

By Ian Morse
September 25, 2015

DU completes sanctions over three years old

By Ian Morse
September 18, 2015
The class of 2019 gathers on the Quad for convocation. They are the largest class in the college’s recent memory. [Photo courtesy of Chuck Zovko, Communications Division ]

More students on College Hill

By Ian Morse
September 4, 2015
The Zeta Psi fraternity house is temporarily named 49 South College Drive while first year students live there.[Photo by Hana Isihara ‘17]

More students means higher demand for rooms

By Ian Morse
September 4, 2015
DKE house. [Photo courtesy of Chuck Zovko, Communications Division ]

Summer brief and update

By Ian Morse
September 4, 2015
Photo of Brian Keller 16, who passed away last week. Friends and family will celebrate his life today at his funeral at 11 a.m. at Atonement Lutheran Church in Wyomissing, Pa. Photo courtesy of Lafayette College.

Celebrating the life of Brian Keller ‘16: Friends remember the scholar-athlete’s determination and brotherhood

By Ian Morse
July 2, 2015
From abroad: Istanbul is hilly, but not College-Hill-y

From abroad: Istanbul is hilly, but not College-Hill-y

By Ian Morse
February 6, 2015
Dean of Intercultural Development John McKnight opens the forum by talking about the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner and gives guidelines for group discussions. (Photos courtesy of the Office of Intercultural Development)

Members of Lafayette and Easton community engage in nationwide conversation on race at forum

By Ian Morse
December 14, 2014

College creates new position to manage endowment

By Ian Morse
December 5, 2014
Laf-Lehigh rivalry bonfire on Lafayettes campus in 1904. (From the college archives).

A rivalry more than a score on the field

By Ian Morse
November 21, 2014
The new proposed scheduling policy is intended, among many things, to ease congestion of dining halls during the lunch hour.

Upper closing for renovations before end of semester

By Ian Morse
November 14, 2014
(Maria Otto 17)

Financial aid policy open doors to international students

By Ian Morse
October 31, 2014
College appoints new provost

College appoints new provost

By Ian Morse
October 10, 2014
Lafayette hosts interdisciplinary discussions on Fracking

Lafayette hosts interdisciplinary discussions on Fracking

By Ian Morse
September 26, 2014
Students have difficulty receiving Dean’s Excuses

Students have difficulty receiving Dean’s Excuses

By Ian Morse
September 19, 2014
Data for total enrollment in 2014 was not readily available.

Recent report considers increases in class size and programs

By Ian Morse
September 11, 2014
Changes in acceptance rates demonstrates the increased selectivity of the college’s Admissions Office.

Class of 2018 breaks records

By Ian Morse
September 5, 2014
Workers doing construction on the DKE house, which was broken into over the summer.

Students charged with breaking into DKE

By Ian Morse
August 28, 2014

Student pleads guilty in drug trial

By Ian Morse
August 28, 2014
Rendition of the DKE house after renovations. Lafayette and DKE’s Rho chapter plan on investing in additions and renovations to DKE”s house, located on March Field.

My big fat Greek renovation

By Ian Morse
May 9, 2014
A new Florida bill aims to help students save costs by requiring them to use textbooks in their classes for three years before they can assign new ones.

The textbook conundrum

By Ian Morse
May 2, 2014

Cyber attacks against the US

By Ian Morse
April 17, 2014
Jeremy Greenberger ‘17 wears Google Glass outside of Conway Media Studio. Greenberger went to Policy Studies Chair W. Mark Crain with the idea to purchase Glass.

LCTV uses Google Glass

By Ian Morse
April 10, 2014

Credit complaints: Sixteen years after switch to current credit system, concerns remain

By Ian Morse
April 4, 2014
New security cameras were installed on the outside of McKeen Hall.

Public Safety adds eyes

By Ian Morse
March 28, 2014
Students join nation-wide initiative to limit bottled water

Students join nation-wide initiative to limit bottled water

By Ian Morse
March 14, 2014

Complicated Ukrainian situation discussed

By Ian Morse
March 7, 2014

Suppressing citizen voices: Law professor suggests voter suppression is back

By Ian Morse
February 28, 2014
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