Fine Art Print Honors Lafayette's First African American Graduate Produced by master printmaker Curlee Raven Holton, it celebrates and supports the creation of a campus sculpture commemorating the granting of a degree to David Kearney McDonogh, a slave, in 1844
Remembering David K. McDonogh 1844 Experimental Printmaking Institute engages renowned artist Melvin Edwards to create a campus sculpture commemorating the College's granting of a degree to McDonogh, a slave, in 1844
Yolanda Wisher '98 Writes On "Poetry gets to the root of what it means to be human," she says. She'll be keynote speaker at Honors Convocation in April
Buffie Longmire '02 is Racing Ahead Set to receive her Ph.D. from NYU's Steinhardt School of Education, she's making a difference in the lives of minority teens and young adults
Constant Struggle Award-winning Tufts University professor Gerald Gill '70 has conducted groundbreaking explorations of the history of African Americans at Tufts and of race relations in Boston
Pioneers and Leaders From their undergraduate days to their current lives in business, George Weaver '72 and Sylvia Daniels Weaver '75 have been pioneers and leaders
Legacy of Leadership Attorney Jeffrey D. Robinson '80 achieves career success and encourages others to follow by establishing student award at Lafayette
Getting in Position "I get the most satisfaction out of being up close and personal," says Otis Ellis '89. "Talking with students really makes it worthwhile."
Globe Trotter Foreign Service officer Marcia Bernicat '75 represents U.S. at home and abroad
Coming Full Circle Crystal Taylor '03 joins California Legislative Analyst's Office after earning dual master's degrees at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School
Celebrating the Legacy of Aaron O. Hoff Two scholarships and a community grant are being awarded, and a library in Portlock Black Cultural Center is being established in Hoff's name
Trustees Salute the Late Roland M. Brown '49 "As an alumnus and trustee, he was an inspiring pioneer and an exceptional role model for the African-American students who followed him to Lafayette"
We Were Pioneers Amanda Roth '04 and Kamaka Martin '04 wrote and produced an original play telling the story of Lafayette's transition to coeducation in 1970
