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Student vehicles forced to relocate to Metzgar Fields for Rivalry Weekend
Lafayette College students in three on-campus parking lots will be required to move their vehicles to the Metzgar Fields Athletics Campus lot for Rivalry Weekend, which includes the annual Lafayette-Lehigh football game and homecoming festivities. Markle Parking Deck, Leopard Parking Deck and Bushkill Commons will be closed for student parking...
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Puppies and planks, but mostly puppies: Dogs, yoga take center stage in ‘Quad Village’
Lafayette Activities Forum and Stress Less took the downward dog pose literally, coordinating with local businesses and yoga instructors to host classes alongside six puppies on Monday. “Pard Pups Yoga,” hosted inside the “Bicentennial Village,” featured two hour-long sessions, each with 75 attendees and six puppies. Each session consisted of...
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Student Government hears reports from Board of Trustees delegates
Student Government’s Oct. 29 meeting yielded a second round of reports from student delegates to Lafayette College’s Board of Trustees. The delegate to the Student Life Committee, Nick Farrell ‘27, reported on presentations that included Director of Athletics Sherryta Freeman discussing the effects of recent changes to Division I student-athlete eligibility on enrollment. The new guidelines allow for five continuous years of eligibility; the Patriot League, the conference Lafayette competes in, permits four years of eligibility with limited exceptions.
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Wagner Visits Lafayette on Thursday Night at Kirby Sports Center
The 1-0 Wagner Seahawks face the 0-1 Lafayette Leopards on Thursday, Nov. 5 at 8:30 p.m. ET at Kirby Sports Center. The post Wagner Visits Lafayette on Thursday Night at Kirby Sports Center appeared first on Ball Exclusives .
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Boys Soccer – Cari and the Hornets ‘gutted’ following season-ending loss to Northampton in District XI semifinals
They often say that the sport of soccer can be cruel at times. Unfortunately for Emmaus this post-season, they found that out not once, but twice. And with the same result. After having come up short in their quest to win back-to-back league championships in a 1-0 semifinal loss to Freedom at J. Birney Crum Stadium in Allentown less than two weeks ago in a game that was decided by penalty kicks (4-3), Emmaus quickly refocused its attention towards a much bigger goal – playing for a District XI 4A championship.