Lafayette College
Lafayette College is a private liberal arts college based in Easton, Pennsylvania with a small satellite campus in New York City. Founded in 1826 by James Madison Porter and the citizens of Easton, the school first held classes in 1832.
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Jay Parini
American writer
Ross Gay
American poet
Doug Reichley
Politician
Arch A. Moore Jr.
Former Governor of West Virginia
Michael S. Schmidt
American journalist
Pete Carril
American basketball coach
James McKeen Cattell
Higher education teacher
Cyrus Woods
American attorney
Eric Kimmel
American author
Beth Mowins
Announcer
Barry Wellman
Canadian-American sociologist
Mike Gazella
American baseball player
Joel A. Pisano
Judge
John D. Clarke
Former United States Representative
Alexander Ramsay
Princess Patricia of Connaught's husband
Robert B. Meyner
Former Governor of New Jersey
Alexander Ramsey
Former Governor of Minnesota
Robert Pastor
Writer
Amanda Magadan
Dominique Lapierre
French author
Edwin Atlee Barber
American archeologist
George Decker
Baseball player
Martin Jezer
Author
Ralph Cooper Hutchison
Stephen D. Pryor
Executive
Melissa Shusterman
Russell Benjamin Harrison
Businessman ‧ Benjamin Harrison's son
Angel R Pineda
Professor
Michael H. Moskow
Craig Dally
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Jeff Mutis
Baseball player
Harry Arista Mackey
American football player
Nathaniel B. Smithers
Former United States Representative
Claudia Cornejo
Former Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism of Peru
Deuce Gruden
Jon Gruden's son
John W. Griggs
Former Governor of New Jersey
Bruce Castor
Former Pennsylvania Attorney General
T. McKeen Chidsey
Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania
James Morrison Harris
Julie Ahringer
Horatio Gates Fisher
Former Member of the Pennsylvania State Senate
Isaiah D. Clawson
Former United States Representative
Nils Yngve Wessell
American psychologist
Paul A. Brodeur
Mayor of Melrose
Thomas Conrad Porter
American botanist
Laird Howard Barber
Former United States Representative
Wayne Dumont
Former Member Of The New Jersey State Senate
