Jul 20, 2016
Can You Teach a Retired Ph.D. a New Tune?
All his life, J. Ronald “Bud” Martin has loved playing the organ and piano. Bach in particular. So, he decided to enroll in Lafayette as a music major—nearly…
Can You Teach a Retired Ph.D. a New Tune?
Jul 20, 2016
A Degree in Persistence
As Nadda Pavlinsky received her diploma at Commencement, she gazed across the campus and reflected on countless renovation projects, furnishings, and even…
Jul 19, 2016
Fulbright Fellowships
Michael Galperin ’16 (Warminster, Pa.) and Camila Moscoso ’16 (Falls Church, Va.) will teach English to children in South Korea and Venezuela through…
Jul 19, 2016
Levy Lauded for Service
Barbara Levy ’77 was awarded the Lafayette Medal for Distinguished Service during Commencement in recognition of her long, dedicated, and distinguished…
Jul 19, 2016
Dog Days on the Quad
Dozens of students piled into the Quad in May for a puppy-cuddle break. It was Dog Day on the Quad, the second year of the annual student stress reliever…
Jul 19, 2016
New Human Resources Vice President Brings a Legacy of Trailblazing
Alma Scott-Buczak didn’t come to Lafayette 46 years ago to be a pioneer—like so many others she’d merely fallen for the campus. But Scott-Buczak…
Jul 19, 2016
Sweet Tribute to Tiffany
How do you celebrate Tiffany’s connection to Lafayette? With a double dip of Molly-Polly Strawberry Chunker, of course. In March, the Tiffany at Lafayette…
Jul 19, 2016
A Lafayette First
Steve Berube’s ’17 (Shrewsbury, Mass.) passion for Central Asia brought Lafayette a one-of-a-kind honor this spring. He is the College’s first recipient…
Jul 17, 2016
President’s Message: Weathering Commencement
As President of Lafayette, I am always conscious that decisions made under my leadership will impact the college for decades to come. There is one decision…