Bicentennial
The Great 200
Reflecting on (at least) 200 of the most impactful moments, people, and spaces to shape Lafayette over the past two centuries.
The Arts
The French Marchioness
When artist Audrey Flack taught at the College a decade ago, she learned about the remarkable—yet often untold—story of Lafayette’s wife, Adrienne. Enamored by Adrienne’s spirit, Flack worked to honor her through a bronze sculpture, set to be installed on campus during the spring semester.
Big Ideas
Stay Connected With Classmates!
Visit classnotes.lafayette.edu to share your accomplishments, news, and photos. Alumni updates that are submitted online
will also be considered for inclusion in the next issue of Lafayette magazine.
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A cameo with Ken Burns
A PBS documentary about the American Revolution will feature three pieces from the College art collection.
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College colors
Crayola, a longtime neighbor of the College in Easton, rolled out four new crayons inspired by the Bicentennial.
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New Kirby court
A state-of-the-art hardwood flooring system was installed in Kirby Sports Center this summer.
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Sounds of music
Students get a backstage pass to the historic Martin Guitar facility in Nazareth, Pa.
“The calculus that goes into creation is all about the humanities.”
Riley K. Temple
Expert Advice
Faculty
Practice makes permanent
Government and law professor Ilan Peleg reflects on his 50-plus years at Lafayette.
Profiles
