After knocking off several highly ranked opponents, the College’s women’s soccer team is poised to play for all the marbles. Junior captain Briann McDonough’s sole goal in the Lions’ game against Ithaca on Sunday launched […]
The wrestling team kept their momentum going with their second win of the season this past Wednesday. The No. 12 Lions won eight out of 10 weight classes to defeat Hunter College by the score […]
All eyes were focused upon Lions center Scott McClintic during Saturday night’s contest against Rider at Loucks Ice Center on the campus of Lawrenceville Prep High School, where the Broncs defeated the Lions by a […]
By Karissa Hearn Lion’s Club Field Hockey finished their astounding season with a fight for a spot in the “Elite 8” teams in the National Club Field Hockey Championship in Virginia Beach. The girls finished […]
The College cruised to a 31-6 victory Thursday night over New York University. “I thought our kids wrestled real well,” head coach David Icenhower said. “I think we were just a little too physical for […]
The College lost another heartbreaker and dropped to 0-2 Wednesday in a 72-68 loss to Moravian College. Sophomore guard Hillary Murray sunk a three-point shot—and the Lions’ hopes of victory— to put the Greyhounds ahead […]
The Lions stroked into first for the win this weekend in the meet against Franklin & Marshall College on Friday Nov. 13 at the College. The women’s swimming team remained undefeated (5-0, 2-0 NJAC) with […]
by Mark Barroso Correspondent The College?s Deaf-Hearing Connection (DHC) provided the campus community with a presentation by deaf author Raymond Luczak. The event, which washeld on Nov. 9 in the Mildred & Ernest E. Mayo […]
Due to an overwhelming response from groups across campus, the College Union Board (CUB) has decided to postpone presenting a bid to author Tucker Max to lecture in Kendall Hall on Jan. 20, according to […]
By Caitlyn Camacho Correspondent Last week the controversial “Pixels” public art project was vandalized just a week after its installation caused campus-wide debate. “The public art display adjacent to the new Art and Interactive Multimedia […]
Susan L. Averett, professor of economics at Lafayette College spoke on Nov. 11, discussing adult and childhood obesity and its physical and economic consequences. “Being obese itself is not a health problem, but it is […]
By Elaina Horowitz Correspondent When a nation is faced with invasion, what is the appropriate plan of action? For the tiny country of Estonia, the answer was singing. Nov. 10 was part of the two […]
A female was found lying on the hallway floor at 8 p.m. on Friday Nov. 6 in Ely Hall. When Campus Police arrived, she was sitting in a chair with her head swaying back and […]
Veterans Day was observed on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at the College. A ceremony was held in the Library Auditorium that honored those who have served in the military and those currently serving. Although it was […]
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