Nov 7, 2021
Lucie Lagodich ’22 on ‘ecophobia’ and making a difference
Lucie reports from Glasgow, Scotland, where she's traveled for the United Nations Climate Change Conference and New York Times Climate Hub.
Updates
Nov 4, 2021
Dyer Center wins Best Program
Vladimir Barshchuk ’22 gave a full-length business pitch at the event.
Nov 4, 2021
International Education Week kicks off Nov. 8
Starting Nov. 8, International Education Week is a celebration of diversity, devoted to engaging with international issues and fostering cultural exchange…
Nov 3, 2021
Importance of Israel/Palestine to Jewish Americans
Prof. Jessica Carr participated in a conversation on the importance of Israel in Jewish Americans' lives, hosted by the Brandeis University Schusterman…
Nov 2, 2021
The votes are in
The Lafayette student voting rate for the 2020 election hit 82.9%, well above the 66% voting rate average at campuses across the country.
Oct 27, 2021
Expanding college aid
The College has announced several strategic approaches to aid and investment in order to better position itself for future success.
Oct 20, 2021
Choose wisely when purchasing concrete
Buy a bag that is an “air-entrained” mix for your outdoor projects/repairs, advises Prof. Dave Mante.
Oct 19, 2021
A Harvard opportunity
Fatimata Cham '22 was chosen as one of 60 student leaders from around the country to attend the Harvard Public Policy Leadership Conference.
Oct 7, 2021
David Woglom ’78 has earned award
He received the Pennsylvania Municipal Electric Association’s first-ever James J. Havrilla Public Power Service award.
Sep 24, 2021
‘Narrow menus’ mean less wasted food
Research at Lafayette indicates that menus displaying small portions make it more likely that diners will choose small servings of food and waste less…