Even if you don’t know it, you’ve seen evidence of Munson all around campus. He’s the figure that is both everywhere and nowhere—all around us, but impossible to find. Elusive, yes, but always watching… You might see a flash of golden fur, hear a bark in the distance or find chewed up stick in the middle of the […]
By Kathryn Kelly ’19 Off-colored jokes, sexual rumors and any unwelcomed text of a sexual nature are now specifically proposed to be prohibited under a new, highly detailed campus policy. In compliance with federal mandate, the Presidential Oversight Committee on Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment (POCSASH) has proposed an updated policy for sexual harassment and formal complaint procedures, […]
I have to say, I am really looking forward to the movie “Central Intelligence” with Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson. The trailer was really funny, and Hart and Johnson have such natural chemistry—I think the movie will be a big hit. Why am I talking about the “Central Intelligence” trailer in a review of “Batman v. Superman”? Because […]
The Bias Response Team met the week before spring break following reports of swastikas being drawn in two locations on campus. On March 1, a swastika was reported being scratched into the back of a men’s bathroom stall according to reports published in the crime log. On March 8, another swastika was seen on a […]
During his visit to Lafayette’s campus, actor Tom Hanks was allegedly attacked by what he called a vicious, frothy-mouthed polar bear. He has now filed a lawsuit against the college for emotional damages. When Hanks spotted a dog roaming campus, he said it so enchanted him that he couldn’t help but approach it. Students know this big, bright […]
Lafayette Track and Field started the spring season off on a positive note last week, placing second and third in women’s and men’s events respectively. The team enjoyed good performances all around, most notably on the women’s end where seniors Devin Smith and Erin Keen ran alongside junior Drew Davis to claim the top three spots in the […]
This evening, Williams Center will play host to poetry in motion. The Lafayette Dance Company will be giving their 11th Annual Spring Recital this evening at Williams Center for the Arts. In a first for the company, they will hold a repeat performance on Sunday in addition to tonight’s performance. The Lafayette Dance Company is a fully […]
When members of an off-campus local farm heard the news about the potential for Pennsylvania to legalize medicinal marijuana, they put on their tye-die t-shirts, picked up their shovels and got to work. The farm teamed up with anonymous NFL players to grow product to support the team’s “medical needs.” “It’s a joint operation,” said […]
It seems like the impossible task of guessing all 63 NCAA tournament basketball games is impossible no more. In what will likely go down as the biggest report to come out of Pyongyang since North Korea’s FIFA World Cup victory in 2010, reports from the North Korean capital show that Supreme Leader of the Democratic People’s Republic of […]
Katelyn Arnold: So, this weekend you threw a complete game, only allowed three runs, and had a career-high 11 strikeouts. Tell me what that was like. David Bednar: It was just nice to compete and help my team get a win. KA: Was that more or less exciting than your movie-star appearance in the “A Day […]
