Nov 24, 2010
Luke Calvano ’12 Earns Academic All-Patriot League Honors
Soccer player Luke Calvano ’12 (Eastampton, N.J.) has been selected to the Academic All-Patriot League Team. Calvano, a double major in policy studies…
Academic News
Academic News
Nov 18, 2010
Students and Local Residents Help Spruce Up Raspberry Park
Members of Lafayette’s Technology Clinic and the Landis Community Outreach Center worked with Easton’s West Ward Neighborhood Partnership and West Ward…
Nov 16, 2010
Kathleen Starkweather ’11 Researches Techniques to Treat Brain Cancer in Japan
Engineering runs in Kathleen Starkweather’s family. “Both my parents are engineers,” she says. “It hasn’t seemed odd for me to be a female engineer…
Nov 13, 2010
Ashley Juavinett ’11 and Meredith Castor ’10 Named Finalists for Marshall Scholarships
Ashley Juavinett ’11 (Blackwood, N.J.) and Meredith Castor ’10 have been selected as finalists in the 2011 Marshall Scholarship competition. Marshall…
Nov 12, 2010
Hands-on Art: Experimental Printmaking Institute Provides a Workshop Where Students Work with World-Renowned Artists
Lafayette’s Experimental Printmaking Institute (EPI) was established in 1996 to promote research and experimentation within the print medium. Since its…
Nov 12, 2010
The World Is Their Lab: Five Anthropologists Journey to Peru, St. John, France, Japan, and India
Why is a classical Indian dance dating from the 2nd century B.C. popular again? Why is the donkey, a non-native species, allowed to remain in the park…
Nov 11, 2010
Lafayette Ranks Third in Division I Student-Athlete Graduation Rate
According to the latest NCAA report of Division I institutions, Lafayette College ranks third in the nation in student-athlete graduation success rate…
Nov 9, 2010
Photos from College Theater’s An Enemy of the People
College Theater presented its production of An Enemy of the People last week. Members of the cast and crew also participated in a workshop with set,…
Nov 8, 2010
A Tour of New York City’s Art and Architecture
Over the weekend, students received faculty-led tours of some of New York City’s most architecturally significant buildings and the Metropolitan Museum…
Nov 5, 2010
Birds of Hope: Students Are Helping Easton Boy with Cancer Donate 5,000 Paper Cranes to Pediatric Hospitals
An old Japanese legend says that anyone who folds 1,000 cranes will be granted one wish. When Lafayette students delivered 1,000 paper cranes from the…