Living on Campus
More than 90 percent of students live on campus, and most stick around on the weekends to enjoy a wide range of cultural, social, and athletic activities. Housing is guaranteed for all four years at Lafayette. Options include traditional residence halls (which have singles, doubles, and suites), town homes, and sorority and fraternity houses.
There also are special living options for students who share a common interest, such as art, the environment, French culture and language, and wellness. The McKelvy House Scholars program and Reeder Street Fellows program provide residential experiences centered on intellectual inquiry, discourse, and exploration.
Student Blogs
- M is for Meow May 14, 2013Thousands of undomesticated, stray cats roam around China every day. They are homeless, mangy, and sad, except for this one little gem, Meow. Meow is a cat that lives outside our apartment building. When we got here in February she was just a couple of months old, a tiny orange kitten. Without fail Meow was […]Megan Goodman
- The Land of the 20 Dollar Bill May 12, 2013This weekend was by far my favorite weekend of the semester. I traveled with 4 friends, 2 from the U.S. and 2 from Germany, to Guilin, China, for a once in a lifetime experience. We were all very excited to travel to Guilin because we heard it was China’s heaven, and China’s heaven it really […]Megan Goodman
- Spring has sprung in Saxony May 10, 2013Spring came fast here in Dresden. It seemed like one week there was snow on the ground and the next the crocuses were blooming and the trees were starting to bud. My favorite part about spring is being able to comfortably go biking here. I ride to school every morning, and there is actually bike […]Helen