Jul 26, 2021
Libraries newsletter: summer edition
Infor on future service enhancements, new acquisitions, bird safety film, awards, and much more are in the Lafayette libraries newsletter.
Employees
Jul 26, 2021
Born a Crime
Trevor Noah's book is touching, dramatic, funny, and moving.
Jul 22, 2021
My favorite staff member: Allison Blatt
Her door is always open for students to grab some candy and have a good conversation.
Jul 22, 2021
Leopard newborn
Leonidas Adamantios Varkanis was born on Saturday at 8:59 a.m. to Stella Varkanis, content manager in Communications, and George Varkanis.
Jul 22, 2021
Jobs for students
There are currently a bit more than 50 jobs available for more than 400 federal work-study students. Send in your openings ASAP.
Jul 22, 2021
Historical record of vegetation
An herbarium compiled by Mabel E. Rast around 1908 in York County, Pa., includes examples, or types, of plant specimens pressed onto paper.
Jul 22, 2021
Rooftop removal
On Friday and Saturday, a crane will be stationed on North Campus Lane to remove rooftop units for the Acopian Engineer Center renovations project.
Jul 19, 2021
UndocuFund fundraiser
Last year's raised over $8,000 for undocumented students at Lafayette and one at Easton Area High School. This year's fundraising goal is $10,000.
Jul 19, 2021
Dean Mike Olin’s departure
Dear Colleagues, Michael Olin, dean of advising, has accepted a position at Princeton University for this fall. While it is a tremendous opportunity for…
Jul 15, 2021
Fraudulent unemployment claims
Fraudulent unemployment claims filed via identity theft are on the rise. Learn the warning signs and what steps you should take.