Mar 30, 2016
State-of-the-Art Geology Lab
Tucked in Van Wickle Hall’s basement, near a display of fossilized dinosaur bones and rock specimens, is Lafayette’s smartest new classroom—the Petrographic…
Gazette
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Mar 30, 2016
Rosen Wins
Deborah A. Rosen, the David M. ’70 and Linda Roth Professor of History, won the Bancroft Prize, considered one of the most prestigious honors in the…
Mar 30, 2016
Hanks for the Memories
He strode across the stage in Kamine Gym and snapped a selfie—with a crowd of students mugging behind him—for posterity. For the next 90 minutes, Oscar-winner…
Alumni Profiles
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Apr 5, 2016
The Enlightened Engineer
Thigh muscles burning like twin coal fires, I balance on bended knees and stare at my outstretched right hand. My left extends behind me. I hope my arrangement…
Apr 3, 2016
Joe Maddon
by Geoff Gehman ’80 Major League Baseball’s manager of the year Joe Maddon ’76 skippered the seemingly miraculous Chicago Cubs’ winning season…
Apr 1, 2016
Q&A: Talking H2O with Michelle Baker ’92
Professor of biology at Utah State University since 1999, Michelle Baker ’92 has received a 2015 Utah Governor’s Medal for Excellence in Science and…
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Apr 10, 2016
President’s Message: Forward Progress
This has been an eventful spring for Lafayette. We have had some wonderful college-wide speakers, including actor/producer Tom Hanks; legendary civil rights…
Apr 8, 2016
Sundays with Bryan
by Kellen H. Graham ’04 At first, English Professor Bryan Washington confounded me. I admired his astonishing intellect, his passion for teaching, and…
Apr 7, 2016
Editor’s Note: A Creative Confluence
My imagination vibrates at a pretty high frequency, so when I began working at Lafayette six years ago I was heartened to discover I wasn’t alone. The…
