Dec 1, 2016
From Cost Containment to Generous Giving
The fifth member of a Lafayette family legacy that began in the 1870s, Richard Logan '50 is making an impact through his philanthropy.
From Cost Containment to Generous Giving
Nov 4, 2016
Course Corrections Bring Success
Michael O'Kane '67 found his major and his best job after initial missteps. It took only one try to find a great way to support Lafayette while reaping…
Nov 1, 2016
The Show Must Go On — in NYC
Thanks to Paul Staubi '88, students got to work with theater professionals, stage and perform an Off Broadway play, and audition at the Kennedy Center…
Nov 1, 2016
Taking Advantage of Defining Moments
The hero of a historic win for Lafayette's men's basketball team, Paul Staubi '88 is extending his legacy for student-athletes and theater students.
Oct 18, 2016
Investing in Lafayette’s People
Lafayette engineering not only provides students with meaningful coursework and exciting research opportunities, our students in turn engage the community…
Oct 13, 2016
From the Pacific to College Hill
World War II veteran Forbes Meston '50 has lived through intense experiences. A charitable gift annuity has simplified his finances.
Oct 11, 2016
Living Out Her Dream
A need-based scholarship has enabled Pakistan native Aleeza Ajmal '18 to receive a liberal arts education while focusing on chemical engineering.
Oct 5, 2016
Lafayette Dedicates Weinstein Natatorium
The facility reopened in August after undergoing a dramatic transformation thanks to a major gift from Mike Weinstein '70 and his wife, Jill.
Sep 29, 2016
Engineering a Legacy
Don Harris '74 earned a second degree in civil engineering 39 years after graduating. He's now supporting engineering with deferred and current gift annuities…
Sep 12, 2016
Lafayette to Dedicate Weinstein Natatorium Oct. 1
The facility reopened in August after undergoing a dramatic transformation thanks to a multi-million-dollar gift from Mike Weinstein '70 and his wife,…