Excerpt from “Field trip offers creative way for Easton fourth graders to explore the past” via the Lafayette News:

Missy Nerino stands in front of an art display wall, surrounded by children looking at her. She holds a clipboard.

In Skillman Library, students gathered around Missy Nerino, archivist, Special Collections and College Archives, as she showed early maps of Easton and Lafayette, and explained what those days were like at the College.

“We could see what’s changed over time and how the buildings changed as they needed more room for students,” said Collin Horvath, a fourth grader at Shawnee.