A trio of mechanical engineering majors won first place in the sled pull among 121 teams at the 2003 Society of Automotive Engineers Midwest Mini-Baja…
An English major at Lafayette, Thomas Norton ’59 returned to campus in 1967 to help launch the fledgling anthropology and sociology department. With four…
The traditional solution to drainage problems has been detention basins and storm water catchment systems. “Detention basins reduce the peak flow of water…
A news story in the April 18, 2003 Connecticut Post announced that Katherine Okon, a Monroe resident who attends Lauralton Hall in Milford, was one of…
(Editor’s note: Ward Baum’s recollections about Bushkill Creek and Mucker Hall in 1938 and 1940 may rekindle good memories for other alumni.) Bushkill…
When she begins working towards a master’s in library science this fall, Lucile Smith ’03 (Neptune, N.J.) won’t to worry about the high price of education…
If there is a theme to the path taken by Ellen Kravet Burke ’76, it may be one of creating a safe haven. As a special-education teacher, she helped children…
As resentment over the war and the continuing American presence in Iraq boils on Indonesian streets, another deadly force is burning beneath its forests…
Sarah Bassin ’04 (Overland Park, Kan.) is building bridges between people of different religions in Chicago this summer through a fellowship from the American…
Christopher Reich ’03 (New Providence, N.J.) earned honors in mathematics and economics & business last month by completing a year-long research project…