Dec 20, 2004
Student Musicians Enhance Easton Home’s Victorian Tea
Thanks to five students, residents of the Easton Home for elderly women heard a live performance of holiday music at their recent Victorian Tea. The musicians…
Thanks to five students, residents of the Easton Home for elderly women heard a live performance of holiday music at their recent Victorian Tea. The musicians…
The Foundation for Community Health, a nonprofit health-oriented charity serving the residents of northwest Connecticut, has appointed Nancy Heaton ’82…
Brendan Rivage-Seul ’05 (Berea, Ky.) has traveled extensively across the globe and witnessed what happens when developing countries become more westernized…
K. Roald Bergethon, who served 20 years as 12th president of Lafayette, died early this morning at Easton Hospital at age 86. His administration, 1958-78…
Daniel H. Weiss, dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at The Johns Hopkins University, has been named 16th president of Lafayette College. The…
Harvard School of Public Health has awarded Carmen J. Marsit ’00 a postdoctoral fellowship in toxicology and environmental health sciences, which is funding…
An Egyptian papyrus from Skillman Library’s special collections is being restored by the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts in Philadelphia…
Marquis Scholar Andrew Mott ’07 (Corpus Christi, Texas) spent several weeks in June gathering data on wet meadow systems in Nevada’s Central Great Basin…
The relationship between clocks and pigeon behavior was the focus of an intensive research project conducted this fall by neuroscience major Lisa Hudak…
The ninth book by Peter Krass ’87 is a biography of Jack Daniel, the man who created America’s most famous whiskey. Blood & Whiskey: The Life and Times…