Mar 31, 2021
Studying the Pandemic’s Impact on Essential Workers
Jerri Norman ’21 is researching how the COVID-19 has affected public transportation, essential workers, and policy implementation.
News & Features
Mar 29, 2021
Engineering, Athletics Team Up
Lafayette's Department of Athletics and Engineering Division worked together to create protective face shields that attach to football helmets.
Mar 19, 2021
Providing Lafayette Students in China With Virtual Lab Experience
Lafayette's chemical engineering lab evolves and innovates to provide students studying remotely critical lab experience, a hallmark of the program.
Mar 11, 2021
Getting $1.9 Trillion in Aid Out the Door?
In her third appearance on NPR’s Marketplace this year, Prof. Julie Smith shares how inflation rates may change.
Mar 10, 2021
Engineering a Song
Alex Brown, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Lafayette College, explores union of arts and engineering in first commercial song.
Mar 7, 2021
Sasha Neefe ’21 Earns First-Place Award for Biodiesel Research
Chemical engineer honored for presentation on renewable fuels: 'This research is an important step toward improving the properties of biodiesel to make…
Mar 5, 2021
Lehigh Valley Median Home Price is up 27 Percent
Prof. Steven Swidler shares insights on rising real estate prices with WLVR, the Lehigh Valley's NPR affiliate.
Feb 25, 2021
What Does Inflation Look Like?
Julie Smith, professor of economics, was featured in the Feb. 23 edition of NPR's Marketplace about her views on inflation.
Feb 21, 2021
The Plan to Close the Output Gap
Julie Smith, professor of economics, was a featured guest on the Feb. 10, 2021 edition of NPR's Marketplace.
Feb 17, 2021
Celebrating 50 Years of Engineering Studies
Lafayette’s engineering studies program bridges the College's rich liberal arts and scientific traditions; graduates have successful careers in a broad…