Apr 11, 2006
Without Sight, Wilson ’82 Designs Test Programs for Military Aircraft
He designs test programs to simulate the behavior of the F/A-18 aircraft, but Charles Wilson ’82 can’t see the results – he’s been blind since childhood…
He designs test programs to simulate the behavior of the F/A-18 aircraft, but Charles Wilson ’82 can’t see the results – he’s been blind since childhood…
This year’s seniors graduating with a major in philosophy have a variety of plans for life after Lafayette. The students credit the philosophy program…
The rhythm of drums and clapping will fill the night air April 13, as Brazilian martial arts experts perform in the Farinon Atrium starting at 8 p.m. Sponsored…
Undergraduate research that resulted in a co-authored publication gave biology graduate Kerry Stormes ’04 a taste of what lay ahead for her after graduation…
Forty Lafayette students earned the distinction of being invited to make presentations on their scholarly research at the 20th annual National Conference…
The Max Kade Center will host a weeklong series of academic lectures and events, April 10-13, as two neuroscientists from Austria visit the campus. Directed…
English major Sarah Thompson ’07 (New Canaan, Conn.) won first prize in the Jean Corrie Poetry competition with her entry “To my uncles.” First-year students…
A lifelong fascination with cars, airplanes, and large structures led to an interest in mechanical engineering for Marquis Scholar Evan O’Brien ’07 (Carlisle…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus to join them in a dinner discussion on the concept of infinity April 9. The meal will begin at 6 p.m. at McKelvy…
SynchroMotion, Lafayette’s newest dance organization, will provide the campus with a glimpse into the many talents of its members this weekend during the…