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- Check6 days agoChange DetectedAdds two Lafayette News items on Aug 5, 2026: Seeking a better understanding of molecular activity in yeast and its link to improving human health; Prof. Justin Hines receives fourth major NIH grant to support yeast protein research and summer lab experiences. Removes the Jul 9, 2026 feature Turning classroom learning into global impact about Pannaga Kosaraju ’28’s entrepreneurship and community engagement to expand global access to education.SummaryDifference3%

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- Check21 days agoChange DetectedTwo new news items were added to Lafayette News: one about Lafayette joining the Entente Cordiale Challenge, and another about a field trip for Easton fourth graders. Older items were removed from the News listings.SummaryDifference3%

- Check28 days agoChange DetectedNew items about Lafayette trustees and a Bicentennial Symposium were added to the News section, expanding coverage of governance and major campus events. Older stories about classroom-global connections and ECE projects were removed from the listing.SummaryDifference3%

- Check35 days agoChange DetectedTwo new News items were added to the listing on Jul 9 and Jul 6, including 'Turning classroom learning into global impact' and 'Our future starts now.' Two older items—'Prof. Kirk O’Riordan honors Bicentennial with new composition' and 'Lafayette earns 2026 Pride of Easton Award'—were removed from the listing.SummaryDifference3%

- Check42 days agoChange DetectedAdded a new Lafayette News post about the West Ward Sale in Easton (July 1, 2026) describing the event and the June 13 turnout. A prior post about a commemoration in France (June 12, 2026) was removed.SummaryDifference3%

- Check49 days agoChange DetectedNew stories were added to the Lafayette News listing for June 22–26, 2026, including Inside the classroom: Exploring global connections through African pastoralism; Cowboys in Africa course reveals how rural economies in Africa shape, and are shaped by, the wider world; Electrical and computer engineering students strive to improve lives, preserve human independence; and Prof. Kirk O’Riordan honors Bicentennial with a new composition, "Two Hundred Moments." Several June 2026 items were removed from the listing, including reunion coverage and stories about generosity and engineering health projects.SummaryDifference3%

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