Aug 1, 2016
Old Easton Library Records from Early 1800s Now Online
THE MORNING CALL Prof. Chris Phillips explains scope of digitization project
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Oct 2, 2015
Actor Julian Sands to Bring Harold Pinter to Life at Lafayette
THE MORNING CALL One man show at Williams Center spotlights poetry written by British Nobel Prize winner
Jul 23, 2015
Jovante Anderson Named Lafayette-Jamaica Scholarship Winner
Jovante Anderson of Kingston, Jamaica, is this year’s recipient of the Lafayette-Jamaica Scholarship. The scholarship covers full tuition for four years…
Apr 29, 2014
Lafayette Screens Student Documentaries on Poverty and Teen Parenting
Donations benefit Easton Area Neighborhood Center programs Two documentary films produced by Lafayette students highlighting the reality of teen parenthood…
Feb 28, 2013
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Geraldine Brooks Speaks at Lafayette
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks will present “The Art of Historical Fiction” on Thursday, March 14 at 4:30 p.m. at Lafayette College’s…
Feb 27, 2013
Russian Activist and Journalist to Speak at Lafayette College
Masha Gessen is author of ‘The Man Without a Face,’ a biography of Vladimir Putin Masha Gessen, a Russian author, activist, and New York Times blogger…
Feb 25, 2013
Lafayette College Theater Presents ‘The Arabian Nights’
Lafayette’s College Theater presents The Arabian Nights on the main stage of the Williams Center for the Arts from Wednesday, March 6 through Saturday…
Oct 15, 2012
New York Times Columnist to Speak at Lafayette
Sam Freedman discusses the American-Jewish experience on Oct. 25. Award-winning author, columnist for The New York Times, and a professor at Columbia…
Oct 11, 2012
Lafayette Professor Finalist for Two Major Literary Awards
Alix Ohlin, associate professor of English at Lafayette College, is a finalist for two major Canadian literary awards for her latest novel Inside, a story…
Sep 12, 2012
College Theater Production ‘Dog-Eat-Dog’ Opens at Williams Center Sept. 20
Lafayette College Theater is presenting DOG EAT DOG, a sharp satire of the top one percent coping with an economic downturn, from Thursday, Sept. 20 through…