Aug 4, 2006
26 Students Study Medieval and Renaissance Art and Literature in Italy
During the May interim, 26 Lafayette students spent three weeks in Italy studying its artistic and literary culture during the late Middle Ages and Renaissance…
During the May interim, 26 Lafayette students spent three weeks in Italy studying its artistic and literary culture during the late Middle Ages and Renaissance…
Kristen Tull ’06 represents a perfect example of hard work paying off. During her time at Lafayette, she has participated in EXCEL research, study abroad…
For seven weeks earlier this summer, a group of Lafayette students found themselves completely immersed in London’s health care system. Through the Ethical…
Adam Callaghan ’07 (South Portland, Maine) has a knack for collecting autographs, even if they are from the 16th and 17th centuries. He is researching…
When Allan Amanik ’06 began a series of paintings based on his eastern European Jewish heritage and the loss of his maternal grandparents, he never thought…
For about the last six years, Creating a Healthy, Interesting, Livable Lafayette (CHILL) has provided fun activities to help students constructively manage…
This summer, biochemistry major Tim Daubert ’09 (Lebanon, Pa.) is acting as a chemical architect of sorts. For his EXCEL project, the Marquis Scholar is…
This fall, Lafayette is welcoming 14 new tenure-track faculty and two librarians. The College has 195 full-time, tenure-track faculty members. Joining…
Breakthrough research published in the July/August issue of Child Development by Ann McGillicuddy-DeLisi, Metzgar Professor of Psychology, provides a first…
A group of five Lafayette students under the guidance of Roger Ruggles, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, is visiting Uganda…