Oct 7, 2020
How the media frames Black resistance movements
We want to use this week’s discussion to think about theories of racial justice by considering how media discourses frame Black resistance movements…
Announcements
Oct 7, 2020
Town hall
Join a discussion on Wednesday at noon of recent changes at the College and updates on ongoing planning for the spring semester.
Oct 7, 2020
ITS is here to help
Do you ever have questions about using services or equipment managed by ITS? If so, ITS is here to help in a few ways. The help website, Help Desk, and…
Oct 6, 2020
Sustainability career conversation
Campbell Weyland, a sustainability and compliance data analyst for Lowe's, will talk about working in the sustainability field.
Oct 6, 2020
Time management and scheduling
As we enter the second half of the semester, let’s take some time to re-evaluate our daily and semester schedules.
Oct 6, 2020
White Teeth
This book will make you laugh uncomfortably and think for days.
Oct 6, 2020
Student Government newsletter
Topics include a mental health initiative, the anti-sexual violence Consent Campaign, efforts to make Greek life more inclusive and safe, and more.
Oct 6, 2020
Glowing Field Night
All events—potato sack races, shuttle run, football toss, disc throw, and wacky relays—will be done in the dark.
Oct 6, 2020
Rachel Carson’s Hawk Mountain legacy
Prof. David Brandes will present on the Pennsylvania native, whose book Silent Spring is the 2020-21 Community Reading, on Oct. 22.
Oct 6, 2020
Appreciation for Lafayette’s 17th president and the road ahead
I write to you all today at an inflection point in Lafayette College’s history: the beginning of a presidential transition.