Larry Stockton, professor and head of music, and Bill Melin, professor of music, delivered a multi-media presentation entitled “The New York Jazz Experience:…
The matchup between Bacchus, Lafayette’s entry in the national BattleBots tournament, and Voltronic will air on the national TV program “Comedy Central…
Works by New York painter and printmaker Richard Polsky will be exhibited Aug. 28-Oct. 13 at the Richard A. and Rissa W. Grossman Gallery, Williams Visual…
A summer internship is introducing chemical engineering major Becky Geisler ’03 (Sinking Spring, Pa.) to the powder coating process. Geisler is a summer…
Kentucky Governor Paul Patton and other state officials are visiting Lafayette tomorrow as part of a mini-trade show sponsored by the Kentucky Department…
Marquis Scholars Sarah Ballard ’03 of Hummelstown, Pa. and Cliff Michaels ’02 of Nazareth, Pa. are working with Wendy Hill, professor and chair of neuroscience…
A special kind of corrosion that burrows quickly and unexpectedly into steel is the focus of a Lafayette College student’s research this summer. Jaclyn…
A nasty Third World disease may take another blow from Lafayette’s biology department as a student adds to scientists’ knowledge by investigating amino…
Providing a teaching tool for electrical engineering students is the aim of a project at Lafayette this summer focusing on Very Large Scale Integration…
New asphalt paths are gracing the Quad this week, while others have been removed to open up more space. The paths had become damaged over the years, prompting…