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…
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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…
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…
Lafayette-Lehigh Rivalry 150 DVD On Sale
Relive the 150th meeting of College Football’s Most-Played Rivalry when Lafayette won 27-7 over Lehigh in front of a sellout crowd at Yankee Stadium…
Lafayette Community Meets Giving Challenge
You Did It! The Lafayette community surpassed the goal of the GiveLafayette Challenge, with 570 donors contributing $103,313 in celebration of the anniversary…
Author Discusses “Rock Star” Marquis
Witty, wry, and direct, Sarah Vowell delighted a crowded Colton Chapel Feb. 10 with a Jones Lecture Series discussion of her latest book, Lafayette in…
Greening Lafayette
Lafayette has a new plan to be more neighborly with nature, but it doesn’t involve engineering or scientists peering at DNA strands through microscopes…
Civil Rights Hero Headlines Black Heritage Month
Diane Nash’s life was threatened many times during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. As co-founder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee…
Senior Takes Silver on Food Network’s “Chopped”
Drew Friedman ’16 (Port Washington, N.Y.) finished runner-up as he competed for a $10,000 purse on the March 15 special college episode of “Chopped…
Bookshelf
Global Rogues and Regional Orders: The Multidimensional Challenge of North Korea and Iran By Il Hyun Cho, assistant professor government and law/Asian…