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The Lafayette – The Oldest College Newspaper in Pennsylvania. News. Donald Trump wins 2024 presidential election. Campus responds after long Election Day. By Selma O'Malley and Andreas Pelekis • November 8, 2024. Republican nominee and former President Donald Trump was elected as the 47th president of the United States early Wednesday ...
Students – The Lafayette
Lafayette Votes reports high number of student voter registrants. By Kate SantaMaria, Staff Writer • October 25, 2024. An estimated 745 Lafayette students applied to register to vote in Pennsylvania, according to voter registration data compiled by Lafayette Votes. The organization observed higher student engagement than...
Second-highest number of applications on record, college plans …
2023年4月21日 · The college received 9,866 applications for the class of 2027, the second-highest number of applications on record. The number comes as a slight drop from the class of 2026 when 10,495 applied, yet it still represents a five-year applicant increase of 10 percent. “Lafayette trends show, historically, we will have a one-year spike to a record ...
Student Government reviews elections, organizations at Oct. 31 …
2 天之前 · Student Government’s Oct. 31 meeting consisted of a preview for elections, budget approvals and a review of student organizations. After the previous meeting’s minutes were approved, President Thania Hernandez ‘25 announced the timeline of the upcoming Student Government election. According to Hernandez, intent to run forms for the elections were due by midnight on Nov....
Lafayette to improve access to lower- and middle-class students …
2021年10月29日 · On Thursday, Lafayette announced two immediate changes to its financial aid policy to make Lafayette more accessible to students from low- and middle-income backgrounds. These changes will go into effect for all future Lafayette students, beginning with this year’s applicants. Those who attend a high school at which 75% or more of students qualify for...
Enrollment applications for class of 2026 passes 10,000 marking …
Lafayette’s class of 2026 is already breaking records, shattering the number of applications received by over one thousand. Lafayette has three ways to apply for admission. Early Decision I, which is due in November, and Early Decision II, offered in January, are both binding and require enrollment if admission is granted. Decisions for regular admission...
About - The Lafayette
5 天之前 · The Lafayette has had a continuous web presence since 2001, first at thelaf.com and, since 2013, at lafayettestudentnews.com. The Lafayette has published semi-weekly, bi-weekly, weekly and monthly. Today, The Lafayette publishes weekly on Fridays during the academic year. Contact us Email: [email protected] Phone: (610) 330-5354. Mailing address:
One year later, Student Government leaders fall short on …
2024年11月1日 · Four of Student Government’s executive officers were elected one year ago, unopposed and with ambitious agendas. Two more officers defeated opponents months later in a special election. As the current Student Government term nears its end, those campaign promises hang in varying states of completion, and the organization has yet to field candidates for an...
Walter Snipes announced as incoming dean of students
2024年8月30日 · Walter Snipes will join Lafayette College as the dean of students on Oct. 1, becoming the first to permanently occupy the position since Brian Samble’s departure from the college last academic year. “I hope to learn, grow, and lead with the amazing Lafayette community as we support students,” Snipes wrote in an email, deferring detailed comment...
Lafayette College receives second-highest number of applicants ever
2024年4月5日 · The college received 10,191 applications for the class of 2028, second only to the number of applications for the class of 2026. The admissions team expects 700 students to enroll for the class of 2028. “Applications are on the rise following the national trend because kids are applying to more schools,” said Krista Evans, the dean...