Nov 18, 2011
From Quill to Keyboard
Skillman Library’s fall exhibit celebrates the 25th anniversary of the College Writing Program and focuses on student writing over the 180-year history…
From Quill to Keyboard
Nov 18, 2011
Mohme ’02 Directs Peru’s Tourism Ministry
Every year, Peru — which boasts the ancient Incan city, Machu Picchu, and lush Amazon rainforest — attracts a steadily increasing stream of visitors…
Nov 18, 2011
In Our City: New Bushkill Corridor Arts Trail Opens
The new Karl Stirner Arts Trail winds along the Bushkill Creek, past cascades, towering sycamores, a meadow, and a stone wall built as a public works project…
Nov 18, 2011
ITS, Athletics, and Operations Update
Organizational changes have been made in information technology and athletics to advance the College’s strategic and academic objectives through a more…
Nov 18, 2011
Kelleher ’08 Manages London’s Maas Gallery
In the heart of London’s art district, Ellis Kelleher ’08 manages The Maas Gallery. Surrounded by the profound beauty and nuance of Victorian, Pre-Raphaelite…
Nov 18, 2011
Sports: A Team and Four More Join Ranks of Hall of Fame
For the first time, an entire Lafayette team — the 1980 women’s lacrosse squad — has been inducted into the Maroon Club Hall of Fame. That team and…
Nov 18, 2011
College Retires Jersey No. 53
On Oct. 1, the College and the football program retired No. 53, worn by the late Fred Morgan Kirby ’42, one of the College’s most prominent, most dedicated…
Nov 18, 2011
Special Section: Alumni Step Up to 37%
Every gift matters, every year. You have undoubtedly seen this slogan before on something mailed to you from the College. Do you ever wonder if it really…
Nov 18, 2011
New Major: Women’s and Gender Studies
Launched in spring 2011, Lafayette’s Women’s and Gender Studies (WGS) major empowers students to understand the role of gender in society and in their…
Nov 18, 2011
Class of 2015 Explores Civil Rights
class of 2015 is spending the year exploring the struggles faced by people around the world through the theme “Righting Civil Wrongs.” They read The…