Parking dominated the discussion this week during a review of Lafayette College’s land development plans for two of four proposed student residence halls on College Hill in Easton. The two residence halls would add 275 beds to campus, part of a larger plan to increase enrollment by 400 students…
Source: Morningcall
Parking concerns continue over Lafayette dorms
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