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Skillman Library offers a variety of technology for loan, including calculators, laptops, projectors and cameras.
You get a condom! You get a calculator! You get a camera!
Student Government meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. (Photo by Trebor Maitin 24 for Lafayette College Student Government)
Student Government leaders discuss fall semester plans
Lafayettes Enrollment Management Division is transitioning back to the pre-pandemic normal.
New leadership for enrollment division announced
Lines at Marquis have regularly stretched out the door this semester.
Fixing long food lines proves difficult
The spotted lanternfly is threatening crops up and down the East Coast.
To kill a lanternfly
Skillman Library offers a variety of technology for loan, including calculators, laptops, projectors and cameras.
You get a condom! You get a calculator! You get a camera!
The textbook delays can be attributed to supply chain issues, over-enrollment, late textbook requests and more.
Students left waiting for textbooks
Baileys Heath Center is offering Covid-19 Deans Excuses for students. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Lack of COVID-19 guidelines generates confusion
Professors have expressed frustration with the growing class sizes of first year seminars.
College enrolls oversized freshman class, stressing First Year Seminars
Going forward, students who repeat a class will now have increased opportunity to raise their GPA. (Photo by Trebor Maitin 24 for The Lafayette)
Course repeat policy updated for fall 2022
Student Government meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. (Photo by Trebor Maitin 24 for Lafayette College Student Government)
Student Government leaders discuss fall semester plans
Student group budget requests totaled over $750,000 this semester. (Photo by Trebor Maitin 24 for Lafayette College Student Government)
New budget request process leaves clubs feeling underfunded
Members of The Lafayette met with the Budget Committee to discuss concerns about the papers budget allocation this past Wednesday.
Unclear future for The Lafayette after Student Government budget cut
Student Governments Sustainability Committee worked to pass the resolution calling for an increase in transparency regarding the endowment.
Student Government resolution pushes for sustainability in college investments
Student governments new budget guidelines will require clubs to submit financial requests at designated times, as opposed to every week.
Budget request process for student organizations modified
Professors have expressed frustration with the growing class sizes of first year seminars.
College enrolls oversized freshman class, stressing First Year Seminars
Professor Muppaneni broke down barriers for women of color in STEM fields. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Engineering Facebook)
Dr. Naga Spandana Muppaneni, cherished professor of electrical and computer engineering, passes away
Professor Woo said that the pandemic allowed his to refine his teaching skills, given the new online challenges. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Communications)
Lafayette community looks back on experiences during pandemic
(Photo by Brandon Marin 22)
Faculty votes in favor of restructuring, cuts faculty committees by over half
Brewer retired in 2015, but returned four years later to help the Office of Student Involvement transition between directors. (Photo courtesy Lafayette College Flickr)
Pam Brewer, former associate dean behind construction of Farinon, passes away at 64
Miss Jacksons Kitchen includes a lounge space, which the owner implied students could use for studying.
Don Juan’s owner to open Southern-style restaurant, replacing Trolley Stop
Ballots are due to the Northampton County Courthouse, located at 669 Washington Street, by 8 p.m. on May 7. (Photo courtesy WDIY)
Easton primary election guide
The Confluence, which will include numerous amenities, is set to benefit the local economy and provide the government with real-estate and income tax revenue. (Photo courtesy of Lehigh Valley Live)
Easton’s new multi-purpose building to break ground by September
Eastons train station fell into disrepair after the Lehigh Valley Railroad abandoned its last passenger trains in 1961. (Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress)
What happened to Easton’s train station?
Lafayette College Public Saftey determined the shooting was not a threat to the campus. (Photo courtesy of Lehigh Valley Live)
Shooting in Easton Centre Square leaves one injured, suspect at large
The Suffolk County, N.Y. district attorney is looking to upgrade the charges against Flanagan. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Flickr)
Kyle Flanagan ’22 due back in court this November, seeks plea deal
Road markings show the path of the vehicle driven by Kyle Flanagan 22 as it collided with a tree. (Photo by Joe Werkmeister for The Suffolk Times)
Kyle Flanagan ’22 charged with DUI after deadly crash
Lafayette College Public Saftey determined the shooting was not a threat to the campus. (Photo courtesy of Lehigh Valley Live)
Shooting in Easton Centre Square leaves one injured, suspect at large
Public Safety, which is still investigating the situation, encourages anybody with knowledge of who the individual could have been to reach out to their office. (Photo courtesy of Public Safety)
Public Safety responds to rumor about naked man with knife
Students allege that officers have failed to wear masks while sharing patrol cars with others. (Photo by Andrew Hollander 21)
Public Safety officers reminded to wear masks, but questions remain
The College Republicans and College Democrats came together in a bipartisan effort to remember 9/11.
College Democrats, Republicans coordinate 9/11 discussion
Biden announced the student loan forgiveness program with the backdrop of broader economic concerns (Photo courtesy of Associated Press)
College students’ salvation?: Mixed reactions to President Biden’s plan to forgive student debt
Protests have erupted across the country to oppose the draft ruling. (Photo courtesy of Associated Press)
Campus reacts to leaked draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade
Ballots are due to the Northampton County Courthouse, located at 669 Washington Street, by 8 p.m. on May 7. (Photo courtesy WDIY)
Easton primary election guide
John Brown was elected to the Northampton County Council last November. (Photo courtesy Northampton County)
A sit-down with John Brown, the local councilman running for lieutenant governor
Professor Josh Sanborn and Grace Sanborn 25 are just one professor-parent, student-child duo at Lafayette.
When Family Weekend is every weekend: Lives of students with professor parents
On Wednesday, students participated in a blackout poetry workshop to create new work out of banned books. (Photo courtesy of Kate Pitts)
Banned Books Week promotes ‘expression rather than repression’
Azalea Danes 24 hopes to create a space for student expression with the new zine.
New zine led by Azalea Danes ’24 puts arts back in liberal arts
Economics professors Hongxing Liu and Joaquín Gomez-Miñambres say that this valuation shows the importance of LaFarm to students.
Nonmarket valuation appraises LaFarm at almost $500,000 annually
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
Rapper Téo Rodriguez 24 is currently working on new music that will be released by May. (Photo courtesy of Téo Rodriguez 24)
Student Artist Spotlight: ‘My music is vulnerable’: Téo Rodriguez ’24 opens up through rap
Alex Diaz 22 specializes in black and white digital photography. (Photo by Alex Diaz 22)
Student Artist Spotlight: Alex Diaz ’22 empowers queer students of color through art
Through their art, Sadie Graeff 22 asks viewers to question what makes a person who they are. (Photo by Caroline Burns 22)
Student artist spotlight: Sadie Graeff ’22 explores facets of identity with art
Corey Beck 22 leads Lafayettes Pep Band on and off the field. (Photo by Caroline Burns 22)
Student Artist Spotlight: Corey Beck ‘22 reflects on time with pep band before conducting at his final football game
Anna Zittle ‘22 is the vocal director for the upcoming Marquis Players production of ‘The Wedding Singer. (Photo courtesy of Anna Zittle)
Student Artist Spotlight: Anna Zittle ‘22 on the integration of music and math
The cover of Iona Iversons Rules for Commuting. The words Sometimes you have to break the rules are the top. It is bright orange with pink purses throughout the cover. A logo of a dog is at the bottom.
Book Review: ‘Iona Iverson’s Rules for Commuting’: Undeniable charm, lovable characters
Baz Luhrmanns Elvis biopic, featuring Austin Butler in the titular role, is now available on HBO Max. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
Movie Review: Overly simplistic ‘Elvis’ biopic hits streaming services
Alice Wongs memoir Year of the Tiger: An Activists Life is made up of past essays, interview and podcast transcripts, mantras and more. (Photo courtesy of Penguin Random House)
Book Review: Activist Alice Wong releases fierce, biting and hilarious memoir with ‘Year of the Tiger’
Hana Sushi and Teppanyaki has offerings for everyone from sushi beginners to the most adventurous eaters.
Restaurant Review: Hana Sushi and Teppanyaki rolls onto College Hill
The Invisible Husband of Frick Island details one strange habit of Frick Islands townspeople through the investigation of a curious journalist. (Photo courtesy of Goodreads)
Book Review: ‘The Invisible Husband of Frick Island:’ Intriguing premise, disappointing resolution
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
Sia Bassil has owned The Carmelcorn Shop in downtown Easton since 1996. (Photo courtesy of @thecarmelcornshop on Instagram)
Small Business Spotlight: The Carmelcorn Shop serves up sweet treats for Easton
Vanessa Ungvarsky, owner of Taylor Made Polish, creates nail polishes that are not only stylish but also environmentally conscious. (Photo by Alexandra Whitney Daisy Willis For Lehigh Valley Style)
Small Business Spotlight: Taylor Made Polish fuses well-being and self-expression with customizable nail products
Destiny Ortiz Fernandez 22 runs Des Naild It, an affordable alternative for students looking to get their nails done on campus. (Photo courtesy of LinkedIn)
Student Business Spotlight: Destiny Ortiz Fernandez ’22 brings clients’ visions to life with Des Naild It
Isasuma sells handmade accessories from Colombia, donating a portion of the proceeds to the La Guajira region. (Photo courtesy of Isasuma)
Small Business Spotlight: Isasuma brings Colombian charm to downtown Easton
The cover of Iona Iversons Rules for Commuting. The words Sometimes you have to break the rules are the top. It is bright orange with pink purses throughout the cover. A logo of a dog is at the bottom.
Book Review: ‘Iona Iverson’s Rules for Commuting’: Undeniable charm, lovable characters
The Invisible Husband of Frick Island details one strange habit of Frick Islands townspeople through the investigation of a curious journalist. (Photo courtesy of Goodreads)
Book Review: ‘The Invisible Husband of Frick Island:’ Intriguing premise, disappointing resolution
Book Lovers tells the story of big city editor Charlie and literary agent Nora, who cross paths in a small town over the summer. (Photo courtesy of Goodreads)
Book Review: Emily Henry strikes rom-com gold with ‘Book Lovers’
Last Summer at the Golden Hotel tells the story of two families deciding whether or not to sell their hotel and the drama that ensues. (Photo courtesy of Goodreads)
‘Last Summer at the Golden Hotel’ expertly balances family drama and nostalgia
Beautiful World, Where Are You follows the story of Alice and Eileen, two college best friends, and their experiences with work, romance and finding themselves. (Photo courtesy of Penguin Random House Canada)
Book Review: ‘Beautiful World, Where Are You’ stuns with complex, nuanced characters
The Block pARTy and Porchfest promote art and community to College Hill residents.
Photo Essay: From Parsons Street to porches: College Hill celebrates two artsy traditions
Meet the Editors
Photo Essay: Ordinary moments with extraordinary people
Photo Essay: There’s snow place like nationals
Photo Essay: Pawpalooza
Members of ALW march in the colleges first Take Back the Night in 1993. From L-R, Nora Isaacs 94, Eileen Kelly 94, Laine Fast 94, Jennifer Devlin Burke 94, Ellie Dunham Kelley 94, Laura Bennett Brogan 94, Katrina Zafiriadis 95 and Jennifer Edwards 94. (Photo courtesy of Jennifer Devlin Burke 94)
‘If we don’t, who will?’: Fifty years of sexual assault peer education at Lafayette
Eastons train station fell into disrepair after the Lehigh Valley Railroad abandoned its last passenger trains in 1961. (Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress)
What happened to Easton’s train station?
The military camp remained on Lafayette’s campus through the 1960s, leading the development of the ROTC program. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College)
How Lafayette became a military training camp during WWI
The Chateau was owned by the Kirby family until 1983 when it was donated to the college. Photo taken in 1983. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Special Collections)
Lafayette’s castle on the hill: A look at the Chateau
Once hosting primarily Presbyterian services, Colton Chapel is now home to the spiritual life of many different religious groups on campus. (Photo by Lauren Yoder 25)
A Presbyterian past and interfaith present: Religious life at Lafayette through the decades
Sophomore defender and defensive player of the week Eoin Martin takes it up the pitch for the Leopards during his strong performance against Holy Cross. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer logs impressive victories over Holy Cross, St. Peter’s
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
As a primary contact athletic trainer, Amber Kinney works with student-athletes on both their physical and mental well-being. (Photo courtesy of Philip LaBella)
Meet Amber Kinney: Lafayette football’s first female primary contact athletic trainer
Sophomore lineman Ryder Langsdale gestures touchdown as the Leopards celebrate Ryan Schusters successful QB sneak into the end zone. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Football shows signs of life during loss to 15th ranked William & Mary
Freshman forward Hannah Findlay controls possession for the Leopards as she races to score her first career goal in Lafayettes win over New Hampshire. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Field Hockey drops league opener, ends losing streak with win over New Hampshire
As a primary contact athletic trainer, Amber Kinney works with student-athletes on both their physical and mental well-being. (Photo courtesy of Philip LaBella)
Meet Amber Kinney: Lafayette football’s first female primary contact athletic trainer
Sophomore lineman Ryder Langsdale gestures touchdown as the Leopards celebrate Ryan Schusters successful QB sneak into the end zone. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Football shows signs of life during loss to 15th ranked William & Mary
Senior wide receiver Joe Gillette is now catching passes and running routes for the Leopards once again after beating cancer. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Senior Joe Gillette beats cancer to return to Lafayette football
Senior linebacker Jyaire Stevens rings the Lafayette bell after forcing a fumble in the second quarter of the Leopards game at Lincoln Financial Field.
Leopards fall to FBS foe Temple in hard fought battle
Freshman quarterback Ryan Schuster drops back and runs away from the rush during the Leopards 6-0 win over Sacred Heart. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Lafayette stands at the goal line to beat Sacred Heart for Coach Troxell’s first win
Sophomore defender and defensive player of the week Eoin Martin takes it up the pitch for the Leopards during his strong performance against Holy Cross. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer logs impressive victories over Holy Cross, St. Peter’s
Senior forward Marcos Kitromilides dribbles past a defender during their win over Temple, in which he scored two of the three Lafayette goals. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer four-game win streak snapped after loss to St. Francis
Sophomore striker Lawrence Aydlett rockets a shot on goal in Lafayettes shutout victory against Drexel. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer adds two non-league wins, Tis’ game winner marks first collegiate goal
The Leopards jump together in celebration of freshman April McDonalds first career goal against St. Peters. (Photo by Trent Weaver for GoLeopards)
Women’s soccer gains win after three consecutive non-league losses
Junior forward Hale Lombard (left) celebrates Lafayettes Monday night win with senior midfielder Senior midfielder Will Echeverria (right). (Photo courtesy of @lafayette_msoc on Instagram)
Lombard notches two goals in men’s soccer’s first win of the season, three players earn preseason honors
New mens basketball Associate Head Coach Mike McGarvey (left) joins the Lafayette coaching staff following an impressive career at Lycoming College. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Head Coach Mike Jordan announces first staffing changes for new generation of Leopards Basketball
Junior Leo OBoyle drives and puts up a contested lay up during senior day loss against Lehigh. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Men’s basketball ends season in overtime heartbreaker following a senior day loss to Lehigh
James Harden, along with Paul Millsap, was traded from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for four 76ers players, including the high-ranking Ben Simmons. (Photo courtesy Getty Images)
Students react to Ben Simmons, James Harden trade
Freshman guard Abby Antongnoli drives past a defender in her career high 17 points, five assists performance against Bucknell. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette Womans Basketball on Instagram)
Women’s basketball falls to Bucknell
The team huddles during their second straight win, a comeback victory over Bucknell at Kirby Sports Center. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette mens basketball Instagram)
Men’s basketball wins a thriller at home in overtime, beaten by Navy
Freshman forward Hannah Findlay controls possession for the Leopards as she races to score her first career goal in Lafayettes win over New Hampshire. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Field Hockey drops league opener, ends losing streak with win over New Hampshire
Senior forward Felicitas Hannes controls the ball against Quinnipiac in a 1-0 loss. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Field hockey struggles, drops two out-of-conference games
Field hockey huddles to discuss strategy during a game this past weekend. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Field hockey loses two non-conference games on the road
Field hockey opens 2022 season with a win and a loss after being ranked second overall in the preseason poll. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Field hockey opens season with 1-1 record, earns several preseason honors
Several members of the Lafayette field hockey team who thrived both on the field and in the classroom were selected to receive awards for their efforts. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Fourteen field hockey Leopards awarded by National Field Hockey Coaches Association for fall academics
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
Arman Ganchi 25 mid-serve during his court one victory over Loyola. This domination led to his receiving the Patriot League Player of the Week. (Photo Courtesy of Goleopards.com)
Freshman Arman Ganchi named Patriot League Player of the Week
The womens lacrosse team remained on campus over spring break to compete in two games and prepare for upcoming Patriot League play. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Relaxing spring break? Not for these athletes
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
The club volleyball celebrates their seniors last competition at regionals this past weekend. (Photo courtesy of Dolce Whitwell 23)
Club women’s volleyball rounds out season with third place finish at regionals
Lafayette volleyballs Leanna Deegan dominates four consecutive matches en route to PL Player of the Week Honors. (Photo Courtesy of Athletic Communications)
Senior outside hitter Leanna Deegan named Patriot League Player of the Week
Professor Miller gave a presentation last week on his experiences during 9/11.
Letter to the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Op-Ed: Listen to the Cassandras: Prepare for the post-Roe world
Op-Ed: Looking to the past, speaking on Lviv
Op-Ed: Looking to the past, speaking on Lviv
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Op-Ed: Listen to the Cassandras: Prepare for the post-Roe world
Op-Ed: Looking to the past, speaking on Lviv
Op-Ed: Looking to the past, speaking on Lviv
Op-Ed: Teaching Black literature at Lafayette: A reconsideration
Generations of Ukrainian-American women protesting for Ukraine. Adriana Tymchenko (top left) and Renata Hanchuk (top right) above their respective daughters forty years later, Ksenia Tymchenko 25 (bottom left) and Deanna Hanchuk 22 (bottom right).
Ukrainians are fluent in the language of protest, but the fight belongs to all of us
Professor Miller gave a presentation last week on his experiences during 9/11.
Letter to the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Photo by Lucie Lagodich 22
Letter from the editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from 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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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review

May 5, 2017
Ghost in the Shell fails to properly remake parts or original film (Courtesy of Forbes).

A film’s modern remake takes too much from original

April 14, 2017
Power Rangers premiered Mar. 24 in theaters (Photo courtesy of Gamezone).

A mighty disappointment: ‘Power Rangers’ fails to live up to TV show

March 31, 2017
New X-Men series film Logan is the best in the series (Photo courtesy of HeyUGuys).

‘Logan’ is the best film of the X-Men series

March 10, 2017
50 Shades Darker premiered earlier this week as the second movie in the trilogy (Photo courtesy of ComingSoon.com).

’50 Shades Darker’: So bad it’s good

February 17, 2017

The funny and the powerful: Top five Super Bowl LI commercials

February 10, 2017
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (Photo Courtesy of ComingSoon.net)

‘Final Chapter’ ruins ‘Resident Evil’ franchise

February 3, 2017

Eclectic Excursions: Get away for a day to nearby mountain resort

January 27, 2017

Museums, monuments and memorials: See the sights at the nation’s capital

December 9, 2016
Allentown DaVinci Science Center is considering new location on Easton waterfront

Eclectic Excursions: Visit DaVinci Science Center in Allentown, with plans for expansion in Easton

December 2, 2016

A look in to the Lehigh Valley’s Past: Museum celebrates Native American culture, history

November 18, 2016

The pain of purity: Social Justice Keynote focuses on the damaging influence of Christian “purity culture”

November 11, 2016

Go go power remake: Remakes are blight upon modern film and need to stop

November 4, 2016
Eclectic Excursions: Holy Mack Truck

Eclectic Excursions: Holy Mack Truck

November 4, 2016
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Fun films for a frightening night: The best animated movies for Halloween

October 28, 2016

Eclectic Excursions: Haunted Destinations

October 28, 2016

Eclectic Excursions: Biting into the Big Apple

October 7, 2016
The magnificent failure: Hollywood cranks out yet another terrible remake

The magnificent failure: Hollywood cranks out yet another terrible remake

September 30, 2016
Eclectic Excursions: Jaunt through jazz history

Eclectic Excursions: Jaunt through jazz history

September 23, 2016

A good effort: Sully is a solid movie that fails to live up to real life

September 16, 2016
Skip Wilkins playing piano.[Photo Courtesy of Skip Wilkins]

Jazz great back on stage: Campus mainstay to play in Williams Center on Saturday

September 16, 2016
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A dynamic quintet: The Akinmusire Quintet to perform today at Lafayette

September 16, 2016

That’s What She Read: The First Time She Drowned

September 16, 2016

Eclectic Excursions: White Water Rafting

September 16, 2016

A professorial performance: Susan Charlton and Alexis Fisher bring classical music to campus

September 16, 2016
W. Kamau Bell will be performing Tuesday in Colton Chapel. (Courtesy of LAF)

Confronting hate with comedy: W. Kamau Bell to speak at Colton Chapel on Tuesday

September 9, 2016

An eclectic escape: Moravian Pottery offers an interesting window to the past

September 9, 2016

The food courts are a-changing: Lower Farinon brings in new dining options

September 9, 2016
Bojack Horseman: Is it good? Does it do well? Lets find out!

Bojack Horseman: Is it good? Does it do well? Let’s find out!

September 9, 2016
Dont Breathe is a great flick in a great year for horror, writes James Bickford. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

A breathtaking film: “Don’t Breathe” is a great flick in a great year for horror

September 9, 2016

Lafayette theater’s upcoming acts: Looking ahead at the 2016–2017 year on the stage

September 2, 2016

Guide to fall galleries on campus: A look at this semester’s artistic offerings

September 2, 2016

Welcoming 2020: First two weeks of classes provides programs for first years

September 2, 2016
Gene Wilder

A man of pure imagination

September 1, 2016
Williams Center announces 2016-2017 season: The new years highlights

Williams Center announces 2016-2017 season: The new year’s highlights

May 6, 2016
The films the thing: The top five Shakespeare movie adaptations

The film’s the thing: The top five Shakespeare movie adaptations

April 29, 2016
Popular pianist to play Saturday: Williams Center welcomes jazz great Bill Charlap

Popular pianist to play Saturday: Williams Center welcomes jazz great Bill Charlap

April 29, 2016
Photo by Willem Ytsma 16. Actors performing choreographed routines in Faith in Flux.

Spirituality on stage: Theater department digs deep for a thought-provoking play

April 23, 2016
Photo by Courtney DeVita 19. Brian Bradford reading a passage from Greetings from Gravipause.

Contemplating love and science: Brian Bradford discusses his new book “Greetings from Gravipause”

April 23, 2016
Miranda Wilcha 16 gets painted as students take part in the Evening of Paint where guests paint on giant canvases, themselves and their friends at the Williams Visual Arts Building on Friday May 2, 2014. May 5, 2914 © Zovko Photographic llc

A colorful undertaking: Festival of Paint promises to be bigger than ever before

April 15, 2016

A super bore: “Bathman v. Superman” is a full, drab and dark disaster

April 1, 2016

Dancing into spring: The Lafayette Dance Company prepares for recital

April 1, 2016

Oh, brother!: Sacha Baron Cohen stars in his worst movie to date

March 18, 2016
Spring concert lineup revealed: Lil Dicky, B.o.B and Instrum to perform on May 7

Spring concert lineup revealed: Lil Dicky, B.o.B and Instrum to perform on May 7

March 18, 2016
Art campus welcomes Academy Award-winning director: Roger Ross Williams screens new film on campus

Art campus welcomes Academy Award-winning director: Roger Ross Williams screens new film on campus

March 18, 2016
Frying it up with Friedman: Collegian cooking competition to feature Lafayette student

Frying it up with Friedman: Collegian cooking competition to feature Lafayette student

March 11, 2016
The Lucrece effect: Scholar talks about portrayal of rape in early modern theater

The Lucrece effect: Scholar talks about portrayal of rape in early modern theater

March 4, 2016
Pluck of the Irish: Traditional band Danú performs old Irish music

Pluck of the Irish: Traditional band Danú performs old Irish music

March 4, 2016

A new direction for Disney: Zootopia tackles difficult subjects with charm and grace

March 4, 2016

Lessons from Plutopia: Acclaimed historian discusses her most famous book

February 26, 2016

A refreshing blast of crude air: The latest superhero movie defies tropes and decency

February 19, 2016

Tom Hanks’ top five performances: Celebrating the storied career of one of Hollywood’s most accomplished actors

February 16, 2016
Photo by Courtney DeVita 19

A Marquis scholar: Acclaimed author speaks about Lafayette

February 16, 2016

Kung Fu fun

February 5, 2016

Tom Hanks coming to campus

January 29, 2016

Movie Review: A brilliant bore

January 29, 2016
The Lafayette big band directed by Skip Wilkins.[Photo by Ryan Burke ‘16]

A night of jazz

December 11, 2015

2015’s best films

December 11, 2015
Photo by Willem Ytsma ‘16 [Dr. Zeldis presenting in Colton Chapel]

Experienced advice

December 4, 2015

The worst movies of 2015

December 4, 2015

Movie Review: True underdogs

November 20, 2015

A license to thrill

November 6, 2015

Worst sequels in horror history

October 30, 2015
Professor Ingrid Furniss lecturing about the Ruan Xian. [Photo by Ryan Burke ‘16]

A proud lineage

October 23, 2015

A formidable force

October 23, 2015
Photo courtesy of t2.gstatic.com

Movie Review: A new standard for sci-fi

October 9, 2015
A question of faith: New theater department production is complex and thought-provoking

A question of faith: New theater department production is complex and thought-provoking

October 2, 2015

Movie Review: A creative wasteland

September 25, 2015
Poster courtesy of teaser-trailer.com

Movie Review: An imperfect film

September 18, 2015

Never forget

September 11, 2015
The Skillman DVD collection [Photo by Caroline Nawrocki ‘18]

Skillman Cinema

September 11, 2015
Jazz musician Barry Harris will perform at the Williams Center this evening. [Photo courtesy of Williams Center]

Jazz master comes to College Hill

September 11, 2015

The Colbert Return

September 11, 2015
Graphic courtesy of Balloon Ride Fantasy

Rock the Quad

September 4, 2015
The geofilter created by Aaron Levenson ‘15. [Photo by Rachel Robertson ‘18]

Legacy by design

September 4, 2015

Mad for Max

September 4, 2015
A 1940 graduation procession led by Lafayette’s sword. [Photo courtesy of Diane Shaw and Lafayette College Archives]

180 years of commencement traditions

May 8, 2015

Movie Review : A tough act to follow

May 8, 2015
Photo Courtesy of www.edge.ca

Super powered smack down

May 1, 2015
Scenes from Lafayette’s Frankenstein 2029 production, which runs through this Saturday, depict three stories: the story of old Frankenstein, new Frankenstein and Mary Shelley as she writes her masterpiece. This play is a Lafayette original, written by Gavin Knox ‘17 and theater professor Suzanne Westfall. [Photos by Hana Isihara 17]

Performance Review: A creative, wonderful mess

April 24, 2015
Poster courtesy of flicksandbits.com

Movie Trailer Review: “Chewie, we’re home”

April 24, 2015
Poster courtesy of moviepostershop.com

A story that tells itself

April 17, 2015
Movie poster courtesy of g33kl1f3.com

Movie Review: Furious 7: a fitting tribute

April 10, 2015
Courtesy of anythinklibraries.org

The unlimited art form

March 27, 2015

Weiss finds a new presidency at Metropolitan Museum of Art

March 13, 2015
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The Worst

March 13, 2015
The performers dance to traditional Irish music. [Photo courtesy of Chuck Zovko, Communications Division]

Irish dancing and drama

March 6, 2015

The most human soul

March 6, 2015
50 Shades was terrible–no if’s and’s or butts

50 Shades was terrible–no if’s and’s or butts

February 27, 2015
Dear Lafayette...

Dear Lafayette…

February 20, 2015

Countdown of the best rom-coms for Valentine’s Day

February 13, 2015

Oscars Predictions

February 6, 2015
The Story Behind the Interview

The Story Behind the Interview

January 30, 2015
The 12 films of Christmas

The 12 films of Christmas

December 5, 2014
The Best Football Rivalries in Film

The Best Football Rivalries in Film

November 21, 2014
Change your world, not your body

Change your world, not your body

November 14, 2014

Movie Review: The sound of “Fury”

November 7, 2014
Top six films to see this Halloween

Top six films to see this Halloween

October 31, 2014
“Gone Girl” is a riveting thriller

“Gone Girl” is a riveting thriller

October 10, 2014

The Marvel Cinematic Universe: The Story Continues

October 3, 2014
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