Sexual misconduct complaint process the subject of scrutiny at panel of college officials By Kathryn Kelly May 14, 2019
An underreported crime and a changing culture: survivors of sexual assault say with improved campus climate, some struggles remain By Kathryn Kelly May 10, 2019
Friends of Maddie Smart describe her resilience, drive, kindness toward all By Kathryn Kelly May 3, 2019
Maddie Smart tragically loses battle to cancer after fighting with ‘super-human strength’ By Kathryn Kelly April 26, 2019
A spirit of inclusivity, mentorship, scholarship: community reflects on career of Professor Robert Weiner, who will retire at end of term By Kathryn Kelly April 19, 2019
With trial date set for Moravian Title IX lawsuit, a look at Lafayette’s sexual misconduct procedures, policies By Kathryn Kelly April 19, 2019
Fraynette Familia ’20, next student government president, looks to channel passion for inclusion, advocacy By Kathryn Kelly April 12, 2019
Get to know the two candidates for student government president: elections to be held Monday By Kathryn Kelly April 5, 2019
Speaking out to heal inside: Tom Woods shares his story of trauma, struggle, recovery By Kathryn Kelly April 5, 2019
Impact of Trump’s executive order on campus free speech unclear: President Byerly says college anticipates no effect By Kathryn Kelly March 29, 2019
What’s happening over on McCartney Street: an overview of the next 4+ years of construction on the edge of campus By Kathryn Kelly March 15, 2019
Health center pushes for meningitis type B vaccinations: case of potentially fatal disease at Rutgers raises concern By Kathryn Kelly March 1, 2019
Wes Moore to speak at commencement: CEO of poverty-fighting foundation strives to increase educational opportunity By Kathryn Kelly February 22, 2019
Health center pushes for booster shots after case of whooping cough, aims to improve communication after norovirus By Kathryn Kelly February 15, 2019
Faculty ad hoc committee to make annual recommendations on expansion: committee members to be chosen in coming weeks By Kathryn Kelly February 8, 2019
McCrae Williams’ parents sue seven students and three former students over son’s death By Kathryn Kelly February 1, 2019
Lafayette Symposium schedules speaker from Pew Research Center, the first since formation of committee By Kathryn Kelly December 7, 2018
McCartney dorm project receives final approval: Easton planning commission gives college the go-ahead to build By Kathryn Kelly December 7, 2018
Construction to begin this spring on McCartney Street residence hall for fall 2020 opening, college announces By Kathryn Kelly November 27, 2018
PASA executive board reflects on Take Back the Night, holds workshops with athletics By Kathryn Kelly November 16, 2018
Combating a toxic culture: PASA urges community to act with second annual Take Back the Night keynote, vigil By Kathryn Kelly November 12, 2018
PASA’s Take Back the Night week prompts reflection on sexual assault: campus shows solidarity with survivors By Kathryn Kelly November 9, 2018
Sexual assaults and rape reported: with six reports in one month, a look at what it could mean and how survivors can report By Kathryn Kelly October 19, 2018
Lafayette Symposium committee looks to support intellectual dialogue, not attack the marginalized By Kathryn Kelly September 21, 2018
Lifelong Leopard takes over as Chair of the Board: Robert Sell ’84 talks expansion, diversity, board’s role By Kathryn Kelly September 14, 2018
Confusion, suspicion surrounding laundry machine inspection result in learning experience By Kathryn Kelly September 7, 2018
Lafayette administration takes new shape with recent hires, addition of roles, title changes By Kathryn Kelly August 31, 2018
Lafayette receives bomb threat, college says no indication it was “credible” after search By Kathryn Kelly May 6, 2018
Campus Climate Survey closes, results and analysis to come this summer and fall By Kathryn Kelly May 4, 2018
Diversity committee strives for inclusivity: Measures including increasing all-gender bathrooms and use of preferred names By Kathryn Kelly April 27, 2018
New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt ’05 wins two Pulitzers: articles on Bill O’Reilly settlements and Trump Administration recognized By Kathryn Kelly April 20, 2018
Lafayette Symposium will move forward with committee to choose speakers By Kathryn Kelly April 20, 2018
Professor Van Dyck and Abdul Manan ’18 appear on Nigel Farage’s podcast after debate: both say they regret choices surrounding comments By Kathryn Kelly April 13, 2018
President Byerly gives talk on Victorian era interconnectedness between science and art By Kathryn Kelly April 13, 2018
Nigel Farage and Vicente Fox engage in debate: nationalism, globalism and free speech addressed By Kathryn Kelly April 8, 2018
Ambassador Bernicat ’75 speaks on experience at the college, service abroad: an interview with the commencement speaker By Kathryn Kelly April 6, 2018
Students and faculty tell administration Farage is a bigot, should not be debated: College says debate fights bigotry By Kathryn Kelly March 23, 2018
Former President of Mexico and UKIP Brexit architect to debate at the college: President Byerly urges community to “confront the opinions presented” By Kathryn Kelly March 9, 2018
College keeps list of alumni asking questions about free speech climate: two from $1 million plus donor club express concerns By Kathryn Kelly March 2, 2018
Bridging the gap up and down the hill: the struggle to integrate the arts campus By Kathryn Kelly February 23, 2018
Beginning again: the college looks ahead with formation of new climate action plan By Kathryn Kelly February 23, 2018
A slippery slope to the arts campus: students complain of dangerous and snowy stairs By Kathryn Kelly February 16, 2018
Official investigation into McCrae Williams’ death closed, but college could pursue internal charges By Kathryn Kelly February 2, 2018
Lafayette applicant pool increases by over 700 in one year: hits record high for second year in a row By Kathryn Kelly January 26, 2018
Telling the uncomfortable truth: Novelist and award-winning short story writer visits college By Kathryn Kelly December 8, 2017
Equestrian Team finishes fall regular season first in region: gears up for national show, invitationals By Kathryn Kelly November 10, 2017
“Meet the Greeks” panel discusses educational inequities, multicultural Greek organizations By Kathryn Kelly November 10, 2017
Breaking the silence: Pards Against Sexual Assault hosts Take Back the Night By Kathryn Kelly October 30, 2017
Capital campaign expected to reach fundraising goal six months early By Kathryn Kelly October 27, 2017
Violinist advocates for refugees, family through music: Mariela Shaker looks to spread peace in time of war By Kathryn Kelly October 27, 2017
Lecturer denounces terms “social justice,” “inclusion”: Shelby Steele says liberalism deprives minorities of “personal responsibility” By Kathryn Kelly October 6, 2017
New Grossman Gallery exhibit highlights importance of biodiversity By Kathryn Kelly September 29, 2017
Investigators announce role of alcohol, parties in McCrae Williams’ death By Kathryn Kelly September 22, 2017
New art installation on the hill: gnomes represent protection from and fear of unknown By Kathryn Kelly September 22, 2017
Student government fills positions with special elections as concerns persist By Kathryn Kelly September 15, 2017
Expansion plan setback: Lafayette’s land development plans not recommended for approval By Kathryn Kelly September 8, 2017
Facing resignations, student government looks to connect with marginalized students By Kathryn Kelly September 8, 2017
Inclusive dialogue committee claims conservative views underrepresented By Kathryn Kelly April 28, 2017
Lecturer urges internationalism: says Trump foreign policy ‘incoherent’ By Kathryn Kelly April 21, 2017
