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Majora Carter, Founder of Sustainable South Bronx, Will Speak Nov. 12
Talk is part of the McDonogh Lecture Series
10-15-2009
Students and Faculty Honored for Promoting Diversity
Award ceremony celebrates individuals who are making a difference on campus and in the community
04-30-2009
Fourth Annual ACACIA Conference Will Explore Recent African Elections Feb. 27 to March 1
Event is part of the College's celebration of Black History Month
02-26-2009
Author Kwame Anthony Appiah Will Discuss Cosmopolitanism Feb. 19
Jones Visiting Lecture is part of the College's celebration of Black History Month
02-04-2009
Moe Brooker is Temple Visiting Artist
His residency during Black History Month includes an exhibition, public talk, more
02-04-2009
Lafayette Celebrates the Struggles and Achievements of African Americans during Black History Month
February events include lectures, an art exhibit, discussions, performances, and workshops
02-02-2009
William T. Williams Exhibit Runs Through March 7 in Williams Center Gallery
The artist has worked extensively with the College's Experimental Printmaking Institute
01-30-2009
Civil Rights Attorney Theodore Shaw Will Discuss the 'Post-Racial Era of Obama' Feb. 24
Talk is part of the Presidential Lecture Series on Diversity
01-29-2009
Dr. Benjamin S. Carson to Speak at 174th Commencement
Renowned pediatric neurosurgeon is the recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Turner Network Television will present an original movie, Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story, based on his inspiring memoir
10-17-2008
'Transcendence' Featured in Video and Article
Sculpture commemorates David Kearney McDonogh 1844, the College's first black graduate
09-22-2008
Sculpture Commemorating Granting of Degree to Slave David McDonogh 1844 Will be Dedicated Sept. 27
Related events will celebrate his life
08-26-2008
Juan Williams Speaks at 173rd Commencement
College awards 599 degrees to 578 graduating seniors and honorary doctorates to four distinguished leaders
05-24-2008
Students and Faculty Honored for Promoting Diversity
Award ceremony celebrates individuals who are making a difference on campus and in the community
04-29-2008
Juan Williams to Speak at 173rd Commencement
One of America's leading journalists, he is senior correspondent on NPR's Morning Edition and panelist on Fox News Sunday
03-07-2008
Slideshow: 'Mappings of Memory'
Artist Janet Taylor Pickett discusses her exhibit at the Portlock Black Cultural Center
02-28-2008
Slideshow: Stanford Professor Claude Steele Discusses Stereotypes and Identity
Black History Month keynote lecture was also part of the Presidential Lecture Series on Diversity
02-25-2008
Experimental Printmaking Institute Featured in Film Honoring Artist David Driskell
Footage will be shown at African American Museum in Philadelphia's third annual Heritage Gala Feb. 29
02-14-2008
Conference and Benefit Dance Highlight Black History Month this Weekend
Stanford Professor Claude Steele will deliver keynote address Feb. 21
02-12-2008
Slideshow: College Kicks-off Black History Month Celebration
Events run until March 5
02-08-2008
Stanford Professor Claude Steele to Give Lecture on Stereotypes and Identity Feb. 21
Talk is part of Presidential Lecture Series on Diversity
02-04-2008
Third Annual ACACIA Conference Will Explore Urbanization in Africa Feb. 15-17
Keynote speaker is Victor Mbarika of Southern University and A&M College
02-01-2008
Portlock Black Cultural Center Hosts Exhibit by Janet Pickett Feb. 1 - March 5
Show is part of Black History Month celebration
01-22-2008
Black History Month Explores 'The Modern Black Experience' Feb. 1-March 5
Events include lectures, art exhibits, films, discussions, performances, and a benefit dance
01-10-2008
Saxophonist Steve Wilson and Drummer Lewis Nash to Perform at the Williams Center Feb. 1
They will also conduct a clinic for Lafayette student jazz musicians
01-09-2008
Experimental Printmaking Institute Involved in Numerous Exhibitions
Prints and artwork appear in exhibits and collections in Maine and New York
11-26-2007
New Magazine Explores Intercultural Issues
Intercultural Horizons debuts this semester with 'Globalizing the Racial Line'
11-15-2007
Harvard Law Professor and Civil Rights Activist Lani Guinier will Speak Nov. 29
Lecture is part of the Presidential Speaker Series on Diversity
11-02-2007
Crystal Taylor '03 to Discuss Policy Making in the State Government
Mathematics graduate will talk about her role in California's Legislative Analysts Office
10-30-2007
Award-Winning Artist to Visit Campus Nov. 13-14
Martha Jackson-Jarvis to give Temple Visiting Lecture
10-25-2007
Michael Benitez Organizes Anthology on Race and Diversity
Compilation will serve as a guide for educators using the film Crash in their classrooms
05-24-2007
Sermon of the Rev. Peter J. Gomes at 172nd Baccalaureate Service
"My hope is that each of you will find that which is worth the doing and will do it with joy, and that in doing it with joy you will meet some of this world's great needs."
05-19-2007
Lafayette Awards Honorary Doctorates to Five Distinguished Leaders at 172nd Commencement
Honorands include The Rev. Peter J. Gomes of Harvard University and artist and author Faith Ringgold
05-19-2007
Art Created at EPI Added to Mount Holyoke Museum's Permanent Collection
The 17 prints make up the Tague Collection of African American Fine Art Prints
05-16-2007
Posse Students Interviewed for CBS Evening News
News segment will focus on diversity on college campuses
05-04-2007
Students and Faculty Honored for Outstanding Contributions to Lafayette
Annual Aaron O. Hoff Awards were held April 29
05-01-2007
Students and Faculty Honored for Dedication to Diversity
Awards ceremony celebrates people who are making a difference in the community
04-26-2007
The Rev. Peter J. Gomes Will Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon on Commencement Day
He is one of the nation's most accomplished and distinguished preachers
04-23-2007
Chawne Kimber Will Present Jones Faculty Lecture April 10
Mathematics professor will discuss what it means to 'solve' a problem
03-30-2007
ISA Hosts Annual Extravaganza April 7- 14
'United: One Root, Many Leaves' features cultural exhibits, discussions, a fashion show, and much more
03-28-2007
Campus Community Celebrates Ghana's 50th Anniversary March 24
Events will include Ghanaian food, music, and dancing
03-21-2007
Annual Celebration of Diversity Awareness and Intercultural Engagement Slated for April 25
Offices of Intercultural Development and Dean of Studies will honor members of the campus community for their efforts and commitment. Nominations are sought
03-20-2007
Men-Jaro Dance Troupe Comes to the Williams Center
Performance led by award-winning dancer/choreographer Vincent Mantsoe
03-06-2007
Experimental Printmaking Institute to Hold Printmaking Symposium March 7-8
EPI will host prominent printmakers for exhibition and panel discussion
02-23-2007
United Against Hate Week Feb. 26-March 3
Events include lectures, brownbags, performances, films, Peace Conference, and semiformal ball
02-22-2007
Rutgers Professor Will Deliver Keynote Address for Black History Month Feb. 8
Cheryl Wall will speak on the importance of liberal arts education, democratic citizenship, and the arts
02-01-2007
Calvin Levels Performs James Baldwin- Down from the Mountaintop at Williams Center
Critically acclaimed play is part of College's Black History Month celebration
01-19-2007
Black History Month Explores "The Souls of Black Folk" Jan. 31-Feb. 23
Events include lectures, art exhibits, films, brown bag discussions, performance art, African market, and comedian
01-08-2007
Experimental Printmaking Institute Celebrates 10 Years of Creativity, Achievement
A year-long celebration showcases work and reflects EPI's stature in the forefront of African American art and culture nationally and internationally under the direction of Curlee Raven Holton
12-11-2006
Support EPI Programs at Annual Holiday Print Sale and Open House
Campus community and public invited to experience and purchase art
12-07-2006
SynchroMotion Asks Lafayette 'So You Think You Can Dance?'
Campus wide dance competition Dec. 8 also will feature performances by Lafayette dance troupe
12-06-2006
College Community Celebrates Kwanzaa Dec. 7
Students will present creative interpretations of the holiday's seven principles
11-29-2006
A Celebration of Women
Nia hosts Phenomenal Women's Week
11-21-2006
New York Times Highlights Lafayette's Role In New Performance Art Project Premiering in the City This Week
Students helped poet Sekou Sundiata develop The 51st (dream) State
11-05-2006
Master Printmakers/Master Artists Portfolio Runs through Dec. 8
Exhibit celebrating EPI's tenth anniversary displayed in Williams Center Gallery
11-03-2006
African Scholar Bolaji Bateye Presents 'Women and Yoruba Religion'
She will speak about traditional religions and Christianity in Africa
11-01-2006
Celebrated African Musicians Come to Williams Center
Acoustic Africa performs Nov. 11
10-31-2006
Activist and Scholar Angela Y. Davis Visits Campus Nov. 20
Lecture is part of Presidential Speaker Series on Diversity
10-31-2006
Students Boycott Hate Oct. 26
Activities to take place from 10 a.m.- 10 p.m.
10-25-2006
National Premiere of Sekou Sundiata's The America Project: the 51st (dream) state Nov. 8, 10 and 11 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
Lafayette and students "played a critical role" in development of creative project
10-16-2006
Acclaimed Math Scholar Presents "mathemAfrika" Lecture Oct. 31
Martin Sternstein, professor of mathematics at Ithaca College, will discuss mathematics in Africa
10-12-2006
Gay '96 Reads from His New Book
Pepper Prize winner is assistant professor of English at Montclair State University
10-11-2006
Artist William T. Williams Will Visit Campus Oct. 18 for Temple Visiting Lecture Series
Cellist Karen Patterson is special musical guest
10-04-2006
Joel Nathan Rosen to Discuss "the Devil's Music"
Social scientist lectures on religious influences of African American blues tradition
09-29-2006
October is Busy for Experimental Printmaking Institute
Five exhibitions and events highlight different aspects of EPI's programming
09-28-2006
Lafayette Continues to Celebrate 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
06-29-2006
Students and Staff Honored for Dedication to Lafayette
Annual Aaron O. Hoff Awards held April 30
05-04-2006
Lafayette Will Grant Four Honorary Degrees at 171st Commencement
Honorands include John Hope Franklin, James B. Duke Professor Emeritus of History at Duke, and Mulgrew Miller, internationally renowned jazz pianist
04-28-2006
Lafayette Recognizes Diversity On and Off Campus
Awards celebrate students who are making a difference
04-27-2006
EPI Spearheads the Longest Print in History
Students and volunteers shatter old record by 1,800 feet
04-11-2006
SynchroMotion Gets Moving This Weekend at Williams Center
Dance organization holds performances April 7 and 8
04-06-2006
Portlock Black Cultural Center Exhibiting New Paintings by Dahlia Elsayed
03-14-2006
Students Will Host Literacy Day Celebration for Easton Children March 4
Books and enrichment activities will mark fifth annual celebration
02-24-2006
McKelvy House Scholars Will Host Dinner Discussion of "Stereotypes and Diversity at Lafayette" Sunday
Vijay Krishnan '07 will lead discussion
02-11-2006
Master Drummer Obo Addy's Okropong Ensemble Will Perform West African Music at Williams Center Tonight
Group earned highest honor traditional artists can receive in U.S.
02-08-2006
Lafayette Will Celebrate Black History Month with Performances, Art, Food, and More
"Preserving our Legacy, Reaffirming our Presence" is theme for this year's events
01-31-2006
Curlee Raven Holton Will Exhibit Reductive Life at Banana Factory
Opening reception for Holton 6-9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3
01-27-2006
Williams Visual Arts Building to Exhibit Prints, Photo-Based Works by Glenn Ligon Feb. 4-March 15
Artist will interact with art students and those working at Experimental Printmaking Institute
01-26-2006
Experimental Printmaking Institute Advisory Board Discusses 10th Anniversary Initiatives
Celebration plans include symposium, traveling exhibition, master artist and alumni residencies, and print catalogue
01-24-2006
Portlock Black Cultural Center and Williams Center Art Gallery to Exhibit Works by David C. Driskell Feb. 5-March 12
Four of Driskell's prints were completed at Lafayette's Experimental Printmaking Institute
01-13-2006
 
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