Lafayette’s national reputation for academic excellence has helped it bring in one of the most outstanding incoming classes ever while being more selective…
Two new series usher in an enhanced selection of cultural offerings in the 2001-02 Performance Series at Lafayette’s Williams Center for the Arts. Footlights…
A team of mechanical engineering students outpaced more than half the field at the 2001 Midwest Mini Baja Competition, held June 1-3 in Troy, Ohio. Lafayette…
A paper coauthored by two professors and two students has been published in a peer-reviewed journal, Acta Chromatographica. Joseph Sherma, professor emeritus…
Renovation and enhancements of Kirby House are expected to wrap up in December, according to Bruce Ferretti, director of physical planning and plant operations…
A project to install a new storm sewer line serving much of College Hill will resume as early as Wednesday, according to Bruce Ferretti, director of physical…
Chemical engineering major Jessica Dotson ’02 (Frostburg, Md.) is gaining insight into how employees in her field interact through a summer internship…
EXCEL Scholar Eui-Young Chon ’04 of Seoul, Korea is enhancing her already strong language skills this summer through scholarly work on a medieval French…
A summer job at Mallinckrodt Baker, Inc. is introducing Yonghyun (John) Kim ’02, a double major in biochemistry and chemical engineering from Seoul, Korea…
Uncloaking mysteries of carbonate crystal growth is the goal of a research project this summer. Jennifer Tonkin ’03 will try to grow dolomite crystals…