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The new finance minor program, based out of the Simon Center for Economics and Business, will include two core economics courses: “Corporate Finance” and “Financial Accounting & Analysis."
College to launch finance minor
Before his death, Iran Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had served as Iran's supreme leader since 1989. (Photo courtesy of The Caspian Post)
Iran war continues, Lafayette professors weigh in on conflict history
Seniors received around half of the available parking permits.
Takeaways from Student Government’s Public Safety Q&A
The grants were announced after Easton community members hosted a community block party supporting Hotel Hampton fire victims.
State funds Easton fire recovery efforts
One member of the Northampton County Council abstained in the March 5 vote. (Photo courtesy of Lehigh Valley News)
County council opposes ICE property sales in symbolic vote
The new finance minor program, based out of the Simon Center for Economics and Business, will include two core economics courses: “Corporate Finance” and “Financial Accounting & Analysis."
College to launch finance minor
Many faculty find classroom use of potentially-distracting technology to be unavoidable.
The fight for focus
40 students took the introductory documentary studies course last year.
Documentary minor put on pause
Chemical engineering professor Melissa Gordon '11 and student researcher Bella Harrill '26 work in the lab.
Lafayette professor wins prestigious chemical science award
The students began working on plans for the journal during the 2024-25 academic year.
Students launch college’s only active academic journal
Seniors received around half of the available parking permits.
Takeaways from Student Government’s Public Safety Q&A
The last major update to the Student Government constitution was in 2022. (Graphic by Selma O'Malley '26 for The Lafayette)
Goodbye representatives, hello senators
Student Government weighs new academic, club processes
Student Government weighs new academic, club processes
Student Government term sees first vacancy, reviews rules
Student Government term sees first vacancy, reviews rules
Student Government discusses new rules
Student Government discusses new rules
The new finance minor program, based out of the Simon Center for Economics and Business, will include two core economics courses: “Corporate Finance” and “Financial Accounting & Analysis."
College to launch finance minor
Before his death, Iran Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had served as Iran's supreme leader since 1989. (Photo courtesy of The Caspian Post)
Iran war continues, Lafayette professors weigh in on conflict history
No professors have reported feeling pressured into changing their curriculum.
What’s the current state of higher ed?
Many faculty find classroom use of potentially-distracting technology to be unavoidable.
The fight for focus
The last major update to the Student Government constitution was in 2022. (Graphic by Selma O'Malley '26 for The Lafayette)
Goodbye representatives, hello senators
The grants were announced after Easton community members hosted a community block party supporting Hotel Hampton fire victims.
State funds Easton fire recovery efforts
The former location of Mindleaf CBD is now a massage parlor.
Mindleaf co-owner dead, as trial extended in hemp store case
The Hotel Hampton building was deemed a total loss by city officials.
No updates to Easton fire cause, city seeks to resolve issues with Met-Ed
Event materials advertised ways to donate to those affected by the fire.
Community event generates support for those displaced by Easton fire
The grants are expected to both protect wildlife habitats and provide recreational access.
Delaware River receives 8-figure grant, supports downstream Easton
The former location of Mindleaf CBD is now a massage parlor.
Mindleaf co-owner dead, as trial extended in hemp store case
Gabriel DuBois graduated from Lafayette College with a psychology degree in 2025. (Photo courtesy of GoLeopards)
Former football player charged with DUI in fatal crash
Public Safety dispatchers are trained in crisis communication.
The Lafayette 2025 crime log map
While Public Safety waits on permanent CCTV installation, Ring cameras will ensure honest customers at Simon's Market.
College cracks down on campus ‘Just Walk Out’ thefts
Public Safety dispatchers are trained in crisis communication.
Lafayette goes by the book amid nationwide hoax threats
The new finance minor program, based out of the Simon Center for Economics and Business, will include two core economics courses: “Corporate Finance” and “Financial Accounting & Analysis."
College to launch finance minor
Seniors received around half of the available parking permits.
Takeaways from Student Government’s Public Safety Q&A
No professors have reported feeling pressured into changing their curriculum.
What’s the current state of higher ed?
Renowned scientist Bill Nye will speak at Lafayette College on March 30. (Photo courtesy of Arizona State University Communications)
College rebrands speaker event, moves location after abrupt sellout
Commencement speaker Arthur C. Brooks will see the release of his 15th book next month. (Photo courtesy of arthurbrooks.com)
Author, happiness guru to deliver commencement address
The Marquise de Lafayette is the first permanent statue of a woman on the college's campus.
‘What about the woman behind the man?’
The Marquis de Lafayette suprised students by arriving on horseback.
History on horseback: Founders’ Day celebrated with the Marquis and more
Lafayette College's Theater Department performed "Medea" from March 5 to March 8. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Theater Department)
Bewitched by a college production of ‘Medea’
Look, don't take; the cats of the cafe are not for sale.
Same space, new cat cafe: Downtown nonprofit features coffee, felines
Environmental engineering professor Kenzie Burns uses picture-frame reactors to set up bioelectrochemical systems in her research.
When the cow goes ‘poo’: Engineering professor studies new use for waste
Anna Dragun '27 loves to base her jewelry off of a single pendant. (Photo courtesy of Anna Dragun '27)
Student jeweler is a diamond in the rough
SoundZer0 analyzed the lyrics of Rihanna and Jay-Z's "Umbrella" in a Genius-style interview with The Lafayette.
SoundZer0 sounds off student tunes
Adelaide Novia ‘28 sells her crochet creations at art festivals.
Sophomore stitches critters with heart
geek's EP, “what’s so wrong with that?”, comes after multiple concerts during the 2024-25 academic year.
‘geek’ gets nerdy about music
The cover art of Damoi Morgan's '25 album was made by Jolie Saint Vil '27. (Photo courtesy of Damoi Morgan '25)
Damoi Morgan ’25 performs debut album
Lafayette College's Theater Department performed "Medea" from March 5 to March 8. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Theater Department)
Bewitched by a college production of ‘Medea’
Harry Styles has won three Grammy awards as of 2026.
Album Review: Harry Style kisses always, misses occasionally
Resident Evil Requiem innovates with the behavior of its antagonists. (Photo courtesy of Polygon)
Video Game Review: Resident Evil Requiem is infectious
"The Romantic" is Bruno Mars' first solo album in almost a decade. (Photo courtesy of Bruno Mars store)
Album Review: Is Bruno Mars still in debt after this one?
George Lucas named Indiana Jones after his Alaskan Malamute dog. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
Harris takes on Hollywood: The unintentional parody
Look, don't take; the cats of the cafe are not for sale.
Same space, new cat cafe: Downtown nonprofit features coffee, felines
The Reptile Depot has a lot of reptiles, including snakes.
Slither on in to The Reptile Depot
Vera Cafe's owners pride themselves on the shop's long open hours.
New Easton cafe keeps it Turkish
West Side Cafe & Grill serves pancakes, among other breakfast foods, all day.
‘Eat with your eyes first’ at West Side Cafe & Grill
Andreas Pelekis '26 boxed for the first time last month. It was interesting.
Easton’s biggest boxing bout
The 2026 executive board members will hold their offices until December. (Photo courtesy of Student Government)
Who runs the gov? (Girls)
Various performers, including the Caribbean and African Dance Club, took to the stage for the festivities.
Black Arts Festival brings out student talent
Attendees of the ice cream workshop put toppings on their finished product.
Optimizing fun at Engineers Week
Despite powerful wind, LOStgiving organizers said they lucked out with the weather.
A feast to climb for
Many of the "Witches' Walk" attendees showed up decked out in magical attire.
A nightmare on 6th Street: Easton’s first annual Witches’ Walk
The Marquise de Lafayette is the first permanent statue of a woman on the college's campus.
‘What about the woman behind the man?’
The Marquis de Lafayette suprised students by arriving on horseback.
History on horseback: Founders’ Day celebrated with the Marquis and more
The brick paths outlining the Quad were roads just two decades ago.
From cow grazing to concerts: A history of the Quad
Kirby Hall of Civil Rights is constructed out of stone worth millions of dollars.
‘The costliest building in the world’
The Technology Clinic course was founded in 1986. (Photo courtesy of Elisabeth Seidel '26)
A class in making change
Alisa Lando '10 and Sara Kreisel '07 were married at the periphery of the Quad in front of Skillman Library.(Photo courtesy of Sara Kreisel '07)
Leopards in love
Avery Nunn '19 lives in California but grew up in Pennsylvania (the author of this article, meanwhile, currently lives in Pennsylvania and grew up in California). (Photo courtesy of Avery Nunn '19)
Environmental journalist captures natural world ‘with adventure and love’
Brent Glass '69 directed the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission before the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
Museum curator Brent Glass ’69 on the American narrative
Isabel Sorrells '23 changed her major as a junior from Government & Law and psychology to pursue art at Lafayette College. (Photo courtesy of Isabel Sorrells '23)
Alum Spotlight: Isabel Sorrells ’23 makes empowering art that blossoms
Kristine Zeigler '96 studied art and French at Lafayette College. (Photo by Robin Osgood)
Alum Spotlight: Planet Women co-founder changes conservation culture
Sophomore attacker Ben DiBattista with the ball against Army last Friday.
Men’s lacrosse captures 1st-ever victory over #9 Army
Junior guard Teresa Kiewiet led the Leopards in scoring on Monday with 18 points.
Women’s basketball ends season with tight loss to Army
Freshman attacker Georgia Swarr fires a shot against Holy Cross on Saturday.
Women’s lacrosse falls to Holy Cross, George Washington
Last Friday’s win marked the Leopards’ first against an Atlantic Coast Conference team since 2017. (Photo by Logan Boushell for GoLeopards)
Baseball collects 1st win of season against #13 NC State, loses 3 straight
The Leopards picked up its first mercy-rule win of the season against Longwood University on Friday. (Photo by Erick Ordaz for GoLeopards)
Softball goes 1-3 at Longwood Classic
At Lafayette College, Chris Partridge '02 played linebacker for the football team. (Photo courtesy of @VarsityAces on X)
Former Leopard charges defensive anchors to Super Bowl triumph
Positional breakdown of the football team’s 2026 recruiting class. (Graphic by Dan Sullivan '27 for The Lafayette)
Football inks 20 new players on National Signing Day
Three-year starting quarterback Dean DeNobile is among the 11 former Leopards who entered the transfer portal.
Football team loses program cornerstones to transfer portal
The 161st Rivalry game sold out at Fisher Stadium for the first time since 2012.
Football team outpaced in Rivalry Game shootout
Junior running back Kente Edwards leads the Patriot League in rushing with 1,297 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Why Lafayette will win the 161st Rivalry Game
The men’s soccer team will compete in its first NCAA tournament since 2012.
NCAA soccer tournament preview: Lafayette vs. Cornell
Senior goalkeeper Eric Axtman earned Patriot League Championship MVP honors for his five-goal performance against Lehigh University.
Men’s soccer wins Patriot League championship in rivalry matchup
Freshman midfielder Era Methoxha winds up to pass in Wednesday’s win over Lehigh University.
Women’s soccer clinches postseason bid with wins over Navy, Lehigh
The men’s soccer team outshot Army 8-7 on Saturday despite the loss.
Men’s soccer falters in Senior Day game
Six members of the women’s soccer team were celebrated prior to Saturday’s game. (Photo by Jasmin Lara '28 for GoLeopards)
Women’s soccer fails to find footing against Army on Senior Night
The men’s soccer team fell in its first NCAA tournament appearance since 2012. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Rewinding to Thanksgiving break sports
The men’s soccer team will compete in its first NCAA tournament since 2012.
NCAA soccer tournament preview: Lafayette vs. Cornell
Senior goalkeeper Eric Axtman earned Patriot League Championship MVP honors for his five-goal performance against Lehigh University.
Men’s soccer wins Patriot League championship in rivalry matchup
Junior midfielder Samir Dishnica scored twice in the men’s soccer team’s upset victory over American University on Tuesday. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Men’s soccer stuns Army, American to advance to conference championship
Sophomore defender Anthony Durling dribbles the ball to set up junior midfielder Samir Dischnica’s goal against Boston University.
Men’s soccer clinches postseason spot
The women’s soccer team was outshot 16-6 in their loss to Boston University on Nov. 6. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Women’s soccer ends season with semifinal shutout loss to BU
Junior midfielder Nadia Zaffanella’s two-score performance against Holy Cross puts her at nine goals on the season. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Women’s soccer progresses to Patriot League semifinals in penalty kicks
Freshman midfielder Era Methoxha winds up to pass in Wednesday’s win over Lehigh University.
Women’s soccer clinches postseason bid with wins over Navy, Lehigh
Six members of the women’s soccer team were celebrated prior to Saturday’s game. (Photo by Jasmin Lara '28 for GoLeopards)
Women’s soccer fails to find footing against Army on Senior Night
Senior quarterback Dean DeNobile won Patriot League Player of the Week for his performance against Bucknell University on Oct. 11. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Catching up on fall break athletics
Junior guard Teresa Kiewiet led the Leopards in scoring on Monday with 18 points.
Women’s basketball ends season with tight loss to Army
Sophomore guard Talia Zurinskas shot three-of-seven from 3-point range against Colgate University.
Women’s basketball goes 1-1 to end regular season
Sophomore guard Caleb Williams dribbles the ball against Army West Point in Saturday’s game.
Men’s basketball ends season with tournament heartbreaker
Alan Childs worked as a Lafayette College psychology professor for 37 years.
Men’s basketball faculty mentor retires after 36 years
Freshman forward Shareef Jackson handles the ball against American University on Sunday.
Men’s basketball shut down by American, edges Colgate
Sophomore guard Caleb Williams dribbles the ball against Army West Point in Saturday’s game.
Men’s basketball ends season with tournament heartbreaker
Alan Childs worked as a Lafayette College psychology professor for 37 years.
Men’s basketball faculty mentor retires after 36 years
Freshman forward Shareef Jackson handles the ball against American University on Sunday.
Men’s basketball shut down by American, edges Colgate
Noah Seaner '25 has managed the men's basketball team's coaching analytics since 2024. (Photo courtesy of Noah Seaner '25)
Alum spearheads conference basketball record predictor
Sophomore guard Caleb Williams brings the ball up the court against Lehigh University.
Men’s basketball falls to Lehigh, resurges against Holy Cross
Junior guard Teresa Kiewiet led the Leopards in scoring on Monday with 18 points.
Women’s basketball ends season with tight loss to Army
Sophomore guard Talia Zurinskas shot three-of-seven from 3-point range against Colgate University.
Women’s basketball goes 1-1 to end regular season
The women’s basketball team held American University to 15-of-55 from the field in Saturday’s win.
Women’s basketball takes down American
Junior guard Teresa Kiewet knocks down a turnaround jumper against Lehigh University.
Women’s basketball routs Lehigh, slowed against Holy Cross
Sophomore guard Talia Zurinskas surveys the court on an inbounds play against Army West Point.
Women’s basketball drops matchups to Army, Loyola
The field hockey team celebrates junior forward Maddie Evans’s goal against Boston University in Saturday’s championship. (Photo by Kenya Allen for GoLeopards)
Field hockey upset by BU in Patriot League championship
Two of junior defender Lena Thedrian’s three goals came in the fourth quarter against Delaware University. (Photo by Jasmin Lara for GoLeopards)
Field hockey roars back 4th quarter for non-conference win
The field hockey team finished the season 5-1 in Patriot League play.
Field hockey wins final Patriot League game, drops non-conference match
The trio of Dutch players have appeared in nearly every game for the field hockey team this season.
Dutch trio shines for field hockey
Junior defender Katie Gibb fires the game-winning goal in the final minute of regulation against Colgate University. (Photo by Hannah Ally for GoLeopards)
Field hockey scrapes up Colgate victory to earn playoff spot
Sophomore attacker Ben DiBattista with the ball against Army last Friday.
Men’s lacrosse captures 1st-ever victory over #9 Army
Freshman attacker Georgia Swarr fires a shot against Holy Cross on Saturday.
Women’s lacrosse falls to Holy Cross, George Washington
The Leopards allowed only one goal in six shorthanded situations in the win over St. John’s University.
Men’s lacrosse stunts St. John’s to improve to 4-2
Sophomore midfielder Isabelle Pohmer scored all five of her goals within 13 minutes of game time on Sunday. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Women’s lacrosse conquers early gap to subdue Monmouth
The women’s lacrosse team finished 3-0 in its home non-conference slate.
Women’s lacrosse advances to 3-1 on the season
Sophomore attacker Ben DiBattista with the ball against Army last Friday.
Men’s lacrosse captures 1st-ever victory over #9 Army
The Leopards allowed only one goal in six shorthanded situations in the win over St. John’s University.
Men’s lacrosse stunts St. John’s to improve to 4-2
The men’s lacrosse team outshot Mount St. Mary’s University 31-6 on goal in Saturday’s win.
Men’s lacrosse dominates Mount St. Mary’s at home
The men’s lacrosse team drives on offense against Drexel University.
Men’s lacrosse overwhelms NJIT, slips late to Drexel
Five different players found the net for the Leopards in Tuesday’s win.
Men’s lacrosse prevails against Binghamton in nail-biting home opener
Freshman attacker Georgia Swarr fires a shot against Holy Cross on Saturday.
Women’s lacrosse falls to Holy Cross, George Washington
Sophomore midfielder Isabelle Pohmer scored all five of her goals within 13 minutes of game time on Sunday. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Women’s lacrosse conquers early gap to subdue Monmouth
The women’s lacrosse team finished 3-0 in its home non-conference slate.
Women’s lacrosse advances to 3-1 on the season
Freshman attacker Georgia Swarr found the net four times in her first collegiate game on Saturday. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Women’s lacrosse dazzles in home opener, falters against Columbia
The field hockey team captured its second Patriot League title in 2024. (Photo by Rick Smith for GoLeopards)
Lafayette athletics 2024-25 in review
On the Spot: If you could add a statue of anyone to campus, who would it be?
On the Spot: If you could add a statue of anyone to campus, who would it be?
Op-ed: A message from the chair of the Board of Trustees
Op-ed: A city running red: The fiscal emergency in New York City
Op-ed: Wood Avenue warehouse: Where did students stand?
Strategic intervention in an age of global disorder
Op-ed: A message from the chair of the Board of Trustees
Op-ed: A city running red: The fiscal emergency in New York City
Op-ed: Wood Avenue warehouse: Where did students stand?
Strategic intervention in an age of global disorder
Op-ed: The AI economy has a power problem
Letter from the editor
Letter from the editor
Letter from the editor
Letter from the editor
Letter to the editor: A look back at Lafayette protests
Letter to the editor: A look back at Lafayette protests
Letter to the editor: A different perspective on the 'Intelligence Explosion'
Letter to the editor: A different perspective on the ‘Intelligence Explosion’
Letter to the editor: In defense of President Hurd
Letter to the editor: In defense of President Hurd
On the Spot: If you could add a statue of anyone to campus, who would it be?
On the Spot: If you could add a statue of anyone to campus, who would it be?
On the Spot: Who would be your pick for commencement speaker?
On the Spot: Who would be your pick for commencement speaker?
On the Spot: What do you think of the quad tents?
On the Spot: What do you think of the quad tents?
On the Spot: Do you believe in astrology?
On the Spot: Do you believe in astrology?
On the Spot: Why are you the best club?
On the Spot: Why are you the best club?
Poor Saylor just can't control herself. Poor girl.
President’s dogs use college property as personal toilet, Hurd enables
Baby bye bye bye (bye bye!)
Pardee falls into sinkhole, investigation underway
The Morning Call plans to avoid the noun ban, replacing any mention of Trump with the word "hubbahubba."
Trump bans nouns, nation struggles to identify who, what, where
This article has nothing do with Jalen Hurts, just a reminder that he is a Super Bowl MVP.
Baseball team signs Big Justice, The Rizzler
Hole's next song is "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by U2.
Student Artist Spotlight: That guy in your dorm with a guitar
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The Lafayette
The Oldest College Newspaper in Pennsylvania

The Lafayette
News
The new finance minor program, based out of the Simon Center for Economics and Business, will include two core economics courses: “Corporate Finance” and “Financial Accounting & Analysis."
College to launch finance minor
By Andreas Pelekis, News Editor • March 13, 2026

Lafayette College faculty approved a new finance minor at its last meeting, superseding a certificate that commonly served as a finance department alternative. The new minor will serve students in the...

Before his death, Iran Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had served as Iran's supreme leader since 1989. (Photo courtesy of The Caspian Post)
Iran war continues, Lafayette professors weigh in on conflict history
By Makenna McCall, Andreas Pelekis and Harrison Meyer • March 13, 2026
Seniors received around half of the available parking permits.
Takeaways from Student Government’s Public Safety Q&A
By The Lafayette Staff • March 13, 2026
The grants were announced after Easton community members hosted a community block party supporting Hotel Hampton fire victims.
State funds Easton fire recovery efforts
By Harrison Meyer, Assistant News Editor • March 13, 2026
One member of the Northampton County Council abstained in the March 5 vote. (Photo courtesy of Lehigh Valley News)
County council opposes ICE property sales in symbolic vote
By Jada Kinney, Contributing Writer • March 13, 2026
No professors have reported feeling pressured into changing their curriculum.
What’s the current state of higher ed?
By Harrison Meyer, Assistant News Editor • March 6, 2026
Culture
The Marquise de Lafayette is the first permanent statue of a woman on the college's campus.
‘What about the woman behind the man?’
Marquise de Lafayette statue installed in front of Skillman Library
By Elisabeth Seidel, Editor-in-Chief • March 13, 2026

Audrey Flack knew her sculpture of Adrienne de Noailles would be her last. The project was all-consuming: de Noailles,...

The Marquis de Lafayette suprised students by arriving on horseback.
History on horseback: Founders’ Day celebrated with the Marquis and more
By Ben Saalman, Asistant Culture Editor • March 13, 2026
Lafayette College's Theater Department performed "Medea" from March 5 to March 8. (Photo courtesy of Lafayette College Theater Department)
Bewitched by a college production of ‘Medea’
By Ben Latessa, Contributing Writer • March 13, 2026
Look, don't take; the cats of the cafe are not for sale.
Same space, new cat cafe: Downtown nonprofit features coffee, felines
By Nathan Oun, Staff Writer • March 13, 2026
Environmental engineering professor Kenzie Burns uses picture-frame reactors to set up bioelectrochemical systems in her research.
When the cow goes ‘poo’: Engineering professor studies new use for waste
By Nardos Jebril, Contributing Writer • March 13, 2026
Jen tried her best, but Jack Finegold '28 is a perfectionist.
Jen Tries: Acting
By Jen Parsons, Design Director • March 13, 2026
Opinion
On the Spot: If you could add a statue of anyone to campus, who would it be?
On the Spot: If you could add a statue of anyone to campus, who would it be?
By Ben Saalman, Asistant Culture Editor • March 13, 2026

Op-ed: A message from the chair of the Board of Trustees
By Robert Sell • March 6, 2026

As we get ready to celebrate Founders’ Day in this, our bicentennial year, there is no better time for me, on behalf of the Board of Trustees, to thank each and...

Sports
Sophomore attacker Ben DiBattista with the ball against Army last Friday.
Men’s lacrosse captures 1st-ever victory over #9 Army
By Dan Sullivan, Sports Editor • March 13, 2026

The men’s lacrosse team had never won a game in 41 matchups against Army West Point since 1926 — that is, until last Friday. The Leopards...

Junior guard Teresa Kiewiet led the Leopards in scoring on Monday with 18 points.
Women’s basketball ends season with tight loss to Army
By Benjamin White, Managing Editor • March 13, 2026
Freshman attacker Georgia Swarr fires a shot against Holy Cross on Saturday.
Women’s lacrosse falls to Holy Cross, George Washington
By Brooke Serlin and Brea White • March 13, 2026
Last Friday’s win marked the Leopards’ first against an Atlantic Coast Conference team since 2017. (Photo by Logan Boushell for GoLeopards)
Baseball collects 1st win of season against #13 NC State, loses 3 straight
By Brea White, Assistant Sports Editor • March 13, 2026
The Leopards picked up its first mercy-rule win of the season against Longwood University on Friday. (Photo by Erick Ordaz for GoLeopards)
Softball goes 1-3 at Longwood Classic
By Brooklyn Genduso, Contributing Writer • March 13, 2026
Sophomore pitcher Jordan Goedel hit two home runs against North Dakota State University earlier this season.
Sophomore 2-way threat takes charge at new Patriot League challenge
By Maria Panas, Contributing Writer • March 13, 2026