Nov 13, 2017
A Great Serve
In the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, several miles off the coast of South Africa, a great white shark bolts out of the abyss and smacks his snout on a…
A Great Serve
Nov 10, 2017
A Room With a View
Carrying decorative pillows and plastic crates of detergent, paper towels, and dorm room cleaning supplies, Grace Cornell ’21 and her father, Jay Cornell…
Nov 10, 2017
President’s Message: Our Growth Begins
We were blessed with a spectacularly beautiful Homecoming weekend in October. Visiting alumni clearly enjoyed pointing out their favorite campus haunts…
Nov 10, 2017
Editor’s Note: Family Ties
The Hawaiians have 108 words to describe fishnets. The Somali language has 46 words for camels (many of which depict their temperament and physicality)…
Nov 10, 2017
This is Your Hometown
Easton Mayor Sal Panto Jr. is leading a small group of Lafayette alumni through the city’s downtown one morning in early June. Instead of mimicking the…
Nov 10, 2017
Living the Easton Dream
Diane Haviland ’87 and Ken Greene wanted a dream home for their golden years. So they purchased a wooded lot in New Jersey and then moved to downtown…
Nov 10, 2017
Da Vinci Science City and Aquarium
A new aquarium and science center in downtown Easton might sound like a draw for tourists, but how can they be designed to enhance the lives of local…
Nov 9, 2017
Brault’s Malt
A key ingredient of many Pennsylvania-produced brews is scattered across the floor of the 150-year-old barn where Mark Brault ’03 germinates his malt…
Nov 9, 2017
Hoisting a Pint to the Pilgrims
But did anybody bring a six-pack of tallboys? We know that 17th-century Europeans who came over on the Mayflower believed in piety and a strict religious…
Nov 5, 2017
Get Your App to School
A young man we’ll call Lewis was in danger of dropping out because he’d missed so many classes. The New York City alternative high school he was attending…