Profile: Search for Clean Water in Africa
Some women in rural Ghana and Ethiopia each morning walk one or two miles to a river or a well pump. They join the line waiting to fill clay amphorae or…
Alumni News
Profile: Training the Owners
Most people find jobs. Charlotte Reed ’86 invented a career as a pet trends entrepreneur. For two decades, she has dispensed advice about caring for…
In the News: On the Wolf Transition Team
When Pennsylvania Gov.-elect Tom Wolf took the oath of office on Jan. 20, he was ready to roll up his sleeves and get down to business thanks in part to…
Profile: Hosbach ’84 Heads Policy at Sanofi Pasteur
Early in his career, Phil Hosbach ’84 was dispatched to Senegal to follow up on a clinical study of a whooping cough vaccine. “That was my first experience…
In Memoriam: CorningWare Inventor Stookey ’37; Former Governor Moore ’45
The inventor of CorningWare, Donald Stookey ’37, died Nov. 4. He described the discovery in an interview with The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa). While…
From the Alumni Association: Cheers to the Future
The historic Rivalry 150 weekend was an unprecedented, remarkable celebration of our connections. On June 5-7, alumni and friends will celebrate connections…
In The News: Alumni Establish New Affinity Group
Lafayette Pride Network hosted its first event, a tailgate on the patio of Gilbert’s Café, at Homecoming. Alumni, members of Quest, the student organization…
In the News: Acting for Social Change
Racism. Homophobia. Classism. Lafayette has zero tolerance for these attitudes. Yet, at a recent workshop, students were encouraged to pantomime actions…
Class Notes
The Class Notes PDF includes news excerpts from the columns written by class correspondents that are posted on the websites created for each individual…