Madeline Marriott is a journalist for The Lafayette, a local newspaper in Easton, Pennsylvania. She covers a wide range of topics including local news, sports, and culture. With a passion for storytelling, Madeline aims to provide the community with informative and engaging articles.
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Madeline Marriott's coverage is largely focused on local sports events and legal matters, with a smaller focus on culture & society. She has an interest in expert commentary, event coverage, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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Lafayette’s spring festival tradition will be getting a makeover this year: students will be treated to a last-day-of-class celebration with the newly imagined Spring Fest.
By: Madeline Marriott
Student Government is currently hosting a special election to fill the inclusivity officer and parliamentarian vacancies. Voting will close on March 4.
Rob Young ‘14, the director of intercultural development, will depart the college on Monday after five years in the position and nearly a decade of service to the college.
By: Madeline Marriott
Susan Trotter considers herself a pioneer. Along with Joyce Cohen ‘74, an Easton native, she was the first woman to submit her enrollment deposit for Lafayette College – just three days after she was accepted – thereby becoming Lafayette’s first-ever female student in the spring of 1970. “At the time my father said, ‘Women go...
By: Trebor Maitin
A demonstration was held on Friday to protest the college administration’s insufficient funding of the Menstrual Equity Project, which provides free menstrual products in campus bathrooms. The protest was organized by Lafayette for Reproductive Autonomy, Justice and Empowerment, or L-RAJE, the sexual and menstrual health student group that oversees the Menstrual Equity Project. Roughly 80...
Joseph Shieber, a Lafayette philosophy professor of over two decades, passed away on Sunday morning after a short illness. He was 53 according to Owen McLeod, the head of the philosophy department.
Liv Bamford ‘24 writes about love, but not the big, sweeping gestures of romance novels. Instead, her award-winning poem “unspoken sentiment” captures the daily moments that build a steady kind of love.
By: Madeline Marriott, Trebor Maitin
A criminal complaint from the Northampton County Magisterial District Court revealed more details regarding child pornography and invasion of privacy charges leveled against Peter Milius, a former Lafayette College student. A preliminary hearing for Milius, which was originally scheduled for next Monday, was indefinitely postponed following scheduling conflicts, according to the court.
You might know Pepper Prize winner Remy Oktay ’24 as the creator of the campus swings, the guy who flew the electric plane, the mastermind behind the snowball and water balloon fights, the ‘fella who runs the pen-making shop out of the basement of Simon Center for Economics & Business or the pilot that flew to every town named Easton in the United States. All of that has been fun, he says, but all he really wants to do is “add some drops to the bucket of good in the world.”
I know you’re busy and I know that using your limited free time to turn off your brain and doom-scroll TikTok is enticing. I also know that there are things about my life that I didn’t understand until I read them on the page, through the words of another writer, through the eyes of another...
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