Marquis Scholar Michael Elzinga ’07 (Saint Paul, Minn.) is not a runner, but he knows more about the way sprinters move than perhaps the athletes themselves…
Trustee Scholar Lori Weaver ’06 (White Haven, Pa.) is working on a research project seeped in history, but what she’s discovering will have an impact on…
A Fulbright grant is enabling Teva Miller ’04 to serve as a teaching assistant at two secondary schools in Graz, Austria. Working with children ages 14-18…
Matt Thomases ’62 is no stranger to Easton. The international affairs and history graduate held a solo exhibition and lecture at the Williams Center for…
Justin DeBerry ’04 is helping to bridge the sectarian divide between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland with basketball. DeBerry, a former basketball…
Four faculty members elected to emeritus status will be recognized at the 170th Commencement Saturday, Brenda J. Latka, associate professor of mathematics;…
Lafayette will grant 532 degrees to 524 graduating seniors at the College’s 170th Commencement Saturday, May 21. The event will feature an address by Tom…
A group of civil engineering majors will compete with about 40 other squads at the National Steel Bridge Competition in Orlando, Fla., next week after…
“Exploring the Unfamiliar” is the theme for the Marquis Scholars program, and Lafayette hopes it creates a certain anxiety in its students. Co-curricular…
With jockeying by supporters and opponents of the Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) heating up as a Congressional vote…