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Explorations

Killing cancer cells—and cancer cells alone—is a tricky, messy endeavor.

Q&A

She was a neuroscience major with med-school plans. Kristen Gibbons Feden ’04 is a special prosecutor who takes down criminals, most notably Bill Cosby.

Leopard-spotted accessories, snarling leopards on maroon sweatshirts, and the strutting, flag-waving mascot at football games are as much a campus tradition as the ubiquitous imagery of the Marquis de Lafayette.

Study Abroad Photo contest

Around Lafayette

First-place winner Tyler Sheehan ’20, part of Lafayette Engineering in Madrid, captured this image while in Ireland. To view more study abroad photos visit Stunning Images from Around the World.

In the Marquis’ Footsteps

In this issue, we follow the Marquis de Lafayette to Annapolis, Md., a city that during colonial days was to America what Paris is to France: the center of fashion, beauty, and refinement.

Ask a Pard

If the verb “tailgate” connotes images of beer and barbecue, then it’s time to pop the clutch on your culinary cruise.

Final Word

An Investment in Education, Employability, and Impact

Creative thinking and entrepreneurial risk-taking are increasingly valued in the workplace as organizations embrace innovation as an enduring competitive advantage.

Explorations

Q&A

History

Study Abroad Photo contest

Around Lafayette

In the Marquis’ Footsteps

Ask a Pard

An Investment in Education, Employability, and Impact