Nov 1, 2020
Undeterred, Students Deliver for PBS Election Broadcast
Video essays produced by students in Prof. Mark Crain’s FYS “In the Media” and in his policy studies capstone seminar will be interspersed throughout…
News & Features
Oct 30, 2020
Quenching a Thirst
Learn how environmental engineer Michael Adelman ’10 is helping drought-prone San Diego cope with the growing uncertainties of a changing climate.
Oct 19, 2020
Firefighting Drones Offer Improved Home Safety
Khaknazar Shyntassov ’23 develops a computer-based firefighting system: 'This project helped me to experience solving unfamiliar and complex problems…
Oct 13, 2020
Remembering a Pre-Nobel Encounter
Lafayette alums recall interview with Jennifer Doudna, who won Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a genome editing method.
Oct 6, 2020
Physician Alum Chronicles Journey to Sobriety
Alum chronicles his alcoholism, treatment, and recovery in new book, Ballad of a Sober Man: An ER Doctor’s Journey of Recovery.
Sep 30, 2020
At-Home Labs Provide Hands-On Learning
Mechanical professors provide home-based students with equipment used in a popular control systems course.
Sep 21, 2020
Homegrown Robots
Gabrielle Conard ’21 and Prof. Alex Brown overcame the obstacles of remote learning to bring to life several quadruped robots to boost robotics research…
Sep 18, 2020
ITS Expands High-Performance Computing
Expansion of College's hardware resources will aid student and faculty research across all disciplines.
Sep 10, 2020
Improving Traffic Safety
Prof. Christian Lopez is using machine learning and computer vision to improve traffic safety in his native Dominican Republic.
Aug 14, 2020
Alumni Help Distribute Refurbished Ventilators
Philadelphia-based distribution company under the leadership of two Lafayette alumni is distributing ventilators.