By Abby Miles ’25 

Enjoy November with a diverse selection of events on and off campus this week. Watch the first men’s basketball home game, learn more about public service careers, visit the Easton Farmers’ Market, and more.

  1. Fall 2024 Write-a-Thon: Looking for an excuse to write more? Attend the English Department and English Club’s Write-a-Thon. There will be prompts provided to those who participate, or you can feel free to bring your own writing. Snacks will also be provided for attendees! 5-7 p.m. Mon., Nov. 11 • Marlo Room, Farinon MORE
  2. Careers in Public Service Speaker Series: Gabriel Borelli: Learn more about public service careers with Gabriel Borelli’s discussion on his career. He is a research associate on the politics and policy team at the Pew Research Center. Borelli researches topics like the American dream, presidential power, partisanship, abortion, gun violence, and more. Multiple social science departments, Gateway Career Center, Lafayette Votes, and more are co-sponsoring this event, which includes snacks. 7:10-8 p.m. Mon., Nov. 11 • Kirby Hall, Room 104 MORE
  3. Men’s Basketball vs. Penn: Basketball is back! Cheer on Lafayette men’s basketball with their first home game of the season against Penn. Student tickets are free and are available online or at the door with your student ID. Celebrate the start of the season this Tuesday! 7-9:30 p.m. Tues., Nov. 12 • Kirby Sports CenterMORE
  4. Theater Musical Performance: Bright Star: Come watch the Theater Department’s performance of the musical Bright Star. The Williams Center for the Arts will feature a tale of love, loss, and healing in the American South in the early 20th century. The musical is Tony-nominated and bluegrass-inspired. Don’t miss a great show that is free for Lafayette students. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Thurs., Nov. 14; Fri., Nov. 15; and Sat., Nov. 16 • Williams Center for the Arts (WCA)MORE
  5. Easton Farmers’ Market: Enjoy the nice fall weather and the start to the holiday season at the Easton Farmers’ Market this weekend. Explore the historic market and local venues with coffee, pastries, produce, and more. Spend some time outside at the producer-only market with local products. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat., Nov. 16Scott Park, Larry Holmes DriveMORE