College combines fall traditions into one weekend – The Lafayette
WEB5 hours ago — Parth Mahajan ’27 contributed reporting. This year, three major college traditions – Family Weekend, Fall Fest and Homecoming – have been combined into one weekend, straying from their previous dispersed schedule. The events, together named “Fall Weekend,” will take place on Oct. 25 and Oct. 26. Last year, Fall Fest and Homecoming ...
The Lafayette – The Oldest College Newspaper in Pennsylvania
WEBThe Lafayette. News. Director of student conduct resigns. By Elisabeth Seidel, Managing Editor • September 27, 2024. The director of student conduct resigned on Thursday. Austin Haytko, who was promoted to director in July, will leave Lafayette College on Oct.... Tim Walz visits Lehigh Valley, emphasizes Northampton County importance.
Sept. 26 Student Government meeting includes strategic plan …
WEB5 hours ago — The Student Government meeting on Sept. 26 covered the presentation of Lafayette’s strategic plan draft and several administrative announcements. The Sept. 19 minutes were approved despite the meeting being rendered null due to the agenda being posted only six hours before. The bylaws dictate that meetings are only valid if the agenda is publicly posted...
Teammates, roommates, best mates – The Lafayette
WEB5 hours ago — Grace Sanborn, Sports Editor. Golf is a sport. Mason Kuehner and Sean Kinney are freshmen on the football team. They are also roommates, high school teammates and good friends. Kuehner, a wide receiver, and Kinney, an offensive lineman, both decided to attend Lafayette College after playing local …
Pard Pantry to reopen soon after productive summer
WEB5 hours ago — After a six-week hiatus this semester for restocking purposes, t he Pard Pantry – an accessible resource of food and hygiene products for students – plans to reopen next Wednesday.. Pard Pantry, now in its fifth year of operations, saw its first paid student staffers this summer break — an effort spearheaded by Student Government Inclusivity Officer Sasha Carter ’27.
‘Lift Every Voice’ – The Lafayette
WEB5 hours ago — Photo by Isabella Gaglione for The Lafayette. “Lift Every Voice” is a one-act play focusing on the members of a student council at a high school. College theater’s most recent one-act play was a special one. “Lift Every Voice,” which ran this past weekend out of 248 N. Third St’s studio theater, marked the first theater department ...
News – The Lafayette
WEBBy Clara Witmer, Assistant News Editor • September 20, 2024. Lafayette College has seen a major transit overhaul this semester, cutting multiple campus shuttle routes and launching a new pilot Uber program. The program, spearheaded by Director of Procurement...
The Lafayette prints, for first time, articles published during ...
WEBOct 13, 2023 — The COVID-19 era is sure to be one studied by generations to come, but at least in the case of Lafayette College, there largely lacks a physical record of the early days of the pandemic. That is, until today. The Lafayette has printed, for the first time, all of the articles published solely online during...
Lafayette to improve access to lower- and middle-class students …
WEBOct 29, 2021 — On Thursday, Lafayette announced two immediate changes to its financial aid policy to make Lafayette more accessible to students from low- and middle-income backgrounds. These changes will go into effect for all future Lafayette students, beginning with this year’s applicants. Those who attend a high school at which 75% or more of students qualify for...
Students – The Lafayette
WEBLafayette Votes hosted a presidential debate watch party on Tuesday, drawing around 100 attendees to view the moderated dispute between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.