Dec 15, 2020
Refugee Action Update: Keynote, Film Series, and Ways You Can Help
By Shannon Sigafoos “It’s time to shift the narrative about refugees,” Mohamed Malim, a Somalian refugee who came to the U.S. as a child, told viewers…
By Shannon Sigafoos “It’s time to shift the narrative about refugees,” Mohamed Malim, a Somalian refugee who came to the U.S. as a child, told viewers…
By Stephen Wilson Let’s make music together. It’s a common phrase as music-making requires togetherness—an ensemble of people who listen, feel, connect…
By Stephen Wilson Conducting research, synthesizing it into a paper, and presenting those findings to your peers and mentors is standard fare at the College…
Maria Ahmed ’20, who majored in international affairs and anthropology and sociology, has been awarded a Schwarzman Scholarship. In recognition of this…
Being the first to assimilate into a previously male-dominated campus presented its share of excitement and challenges for the 123 first-year and 23 transfer…
The COVID-19 pandemic has had more people spending more time at home. And for some Lafayette alums, that means more time with Lehigh rivals. There may…
By Shannon Sigafoos ’Twas just weeks before Christmas, and all through the College, the Lafayette community was looking for some gift-giving knowledge…
Lafayette College has been recognized for outstanding achievements and progress toward sustainability by the Association of the Advancement of Sustainability…
By Shannon Sigafoos Five decades after its incarnations as a 1968 off-Broadway play and 1970 film, The Boys in the Band—often considered the first truly…
Over the years, Prof. Mark Crain, former Prof. Nicole Crain, and students in various Policy Studies and Economics courses have engaged some of the nation’s…