Marie Fechik-Kirk, former Director of Sustainability, left her position at Lafayette College a few weeks ago, after arriving at Lafayette in November 2016. She said she worked to bring all facets of the college together, from the custodial staff to the board of trustees, to improve sustainability on campus as a whole. Nick DeSalvo, the Campus […]
Largely known for his role as Culture Expert on Netflix’s “Queer Eye,” Karamo Brown will be on campus April 10 as this year’s senior speaker. A television host, reality tv personality and activist, Brown has appeared in “Real World” (1992), “The Next: 15” (2016) and as a host in “Are You the One: Second Chances” […]
Alan Cooperman, the Director of Religion Research at the Pew Research Center, spoke in Colton Chapel this past Wednesday on the role of religion in the U.S. and in the world. He spoke as part of the Lafayette Symposium, a viewpoint-diversity initiative driven by a committee, which recommends speakers to President Alison Byerly’s office. Cooperman […]
At his talk Tuesday afternoon, Al Letson opened up about his journey: from realizing his true passion to making a career out of it. He is a poet, playwright, journalist, podcast and radio host for Reveal: From the Center for Investigative Reporting and PRX. Letson won the Peabody Award in 2014 and three consecutive National Edward […]
My’Kelya Dickerson ’19 was reluctant to participate in a free throw competition against her boyfriend, Phil Parham ’18, at the men’s basketball game last Saturday. Parham convinced her to compete, asking her to do so again and again in the days leading up to the game. Little did she know, he was gearing up to […]
The Lafayette softball team won one of their four games in the Elon Phoenix Invitational in North Carolina on Saturday and Sunday. They lost their first game 10-3 to Oakland, falling into an early 7-0 hole. The team managed their first victory of the season later that Saturday afternoon behind five multi-hit efforts for a […]
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This past weekend, select members of the Lafayette track and field team competed at the ECAC/IC4A championship meet in Boston, Mass., and recorded multiple top finishes including a new school record in the mile run. In order to compete, athletes were required to reach a distinguished benchmark during the indoor season. According to senior Caroline […]
Softball (1-5) (0-0) March 2 vs. Oakland, La Salle L, 10-3; W, 7-3 The team fell behind early in the first game against Oakland, staring down a 7-0 deficit after three innings. The Leopards scored the next three runs, but couldn’t manage to keep it going. Against La Salle, the team trailed entering the seventh […]
The Lafayette men’s basketball team failed to cap off a comeback win as the seventh-seeded Leopards ended their season with a 79-74 loss to tenth-seeded Holy Cross on Tuesday. Last Saturday, the team honored co-captains Paulius Zalys and Auston Evans in a pregame ceremony on Senior Day before being defeated by first place Colgate 76-70. Against […]
The Italian Club hosted a celebration of the holiday Carnival with a mask making event in Farinon’s Marlo Room on Sunday. (Photos by Brandon Marin ’22)
Activism is centered on bringing about change for the greater good and fighting to end some injustice in society. Lofty goals are hard to reach and the road can be long to achieving these aims. This past Monday, the QuEST Office reminded Lafayette students to take care of themselves along the way. QuEST, an organization […]
Originally a classical pianist, Gwilym Simcock said he has developed his skills and explored other music genres such as jazz and composition. Many of the tunes in his new album “Near and Now,” are dedicated to his “heroes” in the jazz world. Each of the pieces he played were dedicated to a fellow pianist of […]
At about 9:46 p.m. Wednesday night, the Easton Fire Department responded to a scene at Watson Courts, where one sprinkler head had been set off by high heat conditions, according to Chief Mike Krill of the fire department. There was no “active fire upon arrival,” Krill added, but there were “light smoke conditions” in the […]
