Mar 31, 2020
New Studies Show Higher Costs of Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity leads to even higher costs than previously thought, according to two newly published studies by a Lafayette economics professor.
News & Features
Mar 29, 2020
Research Aims to Advance Foam Glass in U.S.
For her senior honors thesis, Rebecca Blocker ’20 (civil engineering) is conducting strength and density testing on foam glass to better understand how…
Mar 27, 2020
Answering the Call
Kravet Inc., a renowned Long Island home furnishings company with ties to Lafayette College, is helping produce face masks to combat COVID-19.
Mar 13, 2020
Catching the Moon
Retired NASA engineer Jeffrey Hamilton reignites thrill of America’s space program during American Society of Mechanical Engineers talk at Lafayette…
Mar 11, 2020
In the Media: Communicating With Parents Can Be Tricky—Especially When It Comes to Coronavirus
Chronicle of Higher of Education quotes Amy Blythe about how campuses are communicating their responses to the coronavirus outbreak.
Mar 7, 2020
Seeing Engineering in a New Light
Lafayette celebrated Engineering Week with hands-on demonstrations that involved the entire campus.
Mar 3, 2020
Lafayette Receives First-gen Forward Designation
Lafayette College has received First-gen Forward Designation from Center for First-generation Student Success.
Feb 28, 2020
Carpe Diem
A classicist's look at the history of leap year.
Feb 25, 2020
Mechanical Engineering, Theater Take a Bow in Heddatron
Five robots are cast in the play by Elizabeth Meriwether, a reimagining of Henrik Ibsen's classic drama Hedda Gabler.
Feb 14, 2020
Storyboards for the Human Experience
John Clark, data visualization and GIS librarian, helps faculty and students illustrate their research and published works with maps, charts, and diagrams…