Sep 20, 2023
An ‘everlasting force,’ Williams Center celebrates 40 years of excellence
Yearlong series of articles opens with recollections by Ellis Finger, first director of Williams Center
News & Features
Sep 19, 2023
In the media: Prof. Michael Feola quoted in USA Today on education wars
Michael Feola, associate professor of government & law, was quoted in a Sept. 19 USA Today article about ongoing education wars in the U.S., with particular…
Sep 18, 2023
Prof. Julie Smith quoted in Financial Times about inflation survey
Prof. Julie Smith was quoted in the Sept. 18 edition of the Financial Times about expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates before…
Sep 14, 2023
Prof. Christian Lopez receives NSF grant
Lafayette's Prof. Christian Lopez receives NSF grant to fund his research using gamification and machine learning to support STEM education.
Sep 14, 2023
Student-faculty research offers possibilities for improved human health
Since her junior year, Abigail Mack ’24 has been collaborating with Prof. James Dearworth Jr. in researching how turtle retina cells respond to glutamate…
Aug 31, 2023
Student-faculty research focuses on gamification as a teaching tool
Nathan Dinh ’25 and Prof. Christian Lopez explore how gamification can be used to teach programming.
Aug 31, 2023
In the media: Malik Hamm’23 makes Baltimore Ravens’ roster
Several national and local media outlets, including lehighvalleylive.com, carried the news about Malik Hamm ’23 signing a free agent contract with the…
Aug 23, 2023
Lafayette College and Parkhurst unveil Amazon technology that makes campus dining experience quicker and easier
Simon’s Market at Lafayette College provides a variety of foods and goods 24/7, all without a checkout line.
Aug 17, 2023
In the media: Prof. Julie K. Smith quoted in Marketplace about rare dissent on Fed committee
There's good reason why dissent is rare on the Federal Open Market Committee, Smith says on American Public Media’s business news program
Aug 15, 2023
In the media: News outlets report on Lafayette’s decision to reduce Common App activities submissions
Lafayette’s decision is part of its commitment to making college more accessible and the process more inclusive for students.