Open Menu

THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE

Liberal Arts

Book bound

June Schlueter’s home library in Easton is a literary haven.

By Madeline Marriott ’24

Finance

‘Street’ smarts

Through Lafayette’s Investment Club, students prepare for Wall Street careers by learning to buy and sell stocks with real money.

By Michael Blanding

Globalization

In pursuit of a global mindset

In April, 40 Lafayette students sat down with five alumni at the National Archives of France for a candid discussion about globalization.

By Amy Downey

Big Ideas

Engineering

Modeling old Pardee

Jon Tsai’s tabletop version of a favorite campus building is work at play.

By Bryan Hay

Buildings

Avant-garde house

A drive-by site on campus gives artists an unexpected studio to display their work.

By Amy Downey

Bicentennial

Standing ovation

Alumni led a memorable photo op at Bicentennial Reunion.

By Jill Spotz

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.

  • Questlove on campus

    Questlove on campus

    Questlove will be performing an exclusive DJ set at Lafayette College’s Student Bicentennial Ball Oct. 16.

  • Reunion buzz

    Reunion buzz

    More than 1,300 alumni returned to Easton for Bicentennial Reunion.

  • Math Club

    Math Club

    Laf Club Spotlight: Learning about the Math Club for Lafayette students.

  • A Bicentennial ballad

    A Bicentennial ballad

    Kirk O’Riordan, associate professor of music and director of bands, composed a new Bicentennial song.

“Be the force that brings people together and creates solutions to help the community.”

Alison Lintal

International Affairs and Spanish, 2007

Read the Story

Expert Advice

Environmental Engineering

Where curiosity takes root

Inside a high-tech lab in Acopian, students can experiment with soil and plant growth.

By Stella Katsipoutis-Varkanis

Advice

On the rise

Kayla Drummond ’24 has courtside seats to an unprecedented era in women’s professional sports.

By Madeline Marriott ’24

Advice

There and back again

Robert LeBuhn ’88 is setting the tone for the future of Lafayette tennis.

By Sarah Downey

Profiles

Profiling the wonderful and talented humans that make Lafayette College extra special