Jan 19, 2005
Ryan Waite ’05 Seeks to Prolong Life Span of Surgical Equipment
After Marquis Scholar Ryan Waite ’05 (Lebanon, Pa.) completes the cutting-edge research in his senior honors thesis, a serious engineering problem will…
After Marquis Scholar Ryan Waite ’05 (Lebanon, Pa.) completes the cutting-edge research in his senior honors thesis, a serious engineering problem will…
As carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and other trades people work on the new student residence halls on campus, civil engineering major Cristin MacDonald…
Easton architect Paul Felder, juror for an exhibition exploring the concept of “shelter” at the Williams Center for the Arts gallery, will discuss the…
COLLEGE FED TEAM TAKES THIRD AT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Students share $5,000 prize and earn $2,500 for economics and business department. http://news.lafayette…
For four weeks last summer, Emily Katz ’06 (Staten Island, N.Y.) rose at 7 a.m. from her bed in an early 20th century house on the grounds of artist Claude…
After using music therapy to help autistic children last spring as a learning support aide at the Willow Dean School in London during a study abroad program…
Two students are traveling to Brookhaven National Lab in Upton, N.Y., next week to learn how to use an X-ray technique involving a synchrotron, a machine…
Using photographic images from the past and present, and original works that envision the future, Nicole Kozyra ’05 (Marlton, N.J.) and two other EXCEL…
Marking a first in the 105-year Army-Navy football tradition, fans in last November’s classic showed their support to the military’s unsung heroes, military…
One of the nation’s oldest and largest vendors of continuing education material, The Teaching Company, has filmed lectures by Robert Weiner, Jones Professor…