Sep 30, 2010
Kurumi Fukushima ’12 Learns the Ropes at CBS 21 News in Harrisburg
Although it is her dream to become a news anchor in a major market, Kurumi Fukushima ’12 had not yet taken a communications class or had any on-camera…
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Sep 28, 2010
Sarah Shuster ’12 Develops Web Site to Celebrate Lafayette’s 40 Years of Coeducation
You’ve come a long way ladies… At least that’s what Sarah Shuster ’12 (Queens, N.Y.) discovered while researching the 40th anniversary of coeducation…
Sep 23, 2010
College Theater Presents the Touching Play A Thousand Cranes
Lafayette College Theater will present its production of Kathryn Miller’s heartbreaking and poignant play, A Thousand Cranes, at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept…
Sep 17, 2010
Professor Jim Toia’s Artwork Featured in New York City and New Jersey Exhibitions
Artwork by Jim Toia, director of the Community-Based Teaching program, is featured in two major exhibitions. Islands is a solo exhibition running through…
Sep 17, 2010
Students Compose Music for Professional Dance Performance
As she sat alone in the darkened theater, Kara Enz ’13 watched as a group of professional dancers rehearsed for that night’s performance at the Williams…
Sep 17, 2010
Project Combines Economics, Computer Science, and Engineering to Enhance Environmental Policymaking
Several Lafayette students worked this summer on an ongoing, interdisciplinary project that combines aspects of economics, computer science, and engineering…
Sep 16, 2010
Lew Minter Recognized for Digital Artwork in Romania
Lew Minter works with art major Sydney Peyser ’10 on a project in the Williams Center Gallery. Lew Minter’s Spirits of the Woods 5.3.10 received second…
Sep 13, 2010
June and Paul Schlueter Discover Unknown Poems by Mary Sidney Herbert, Countess of Pembroke
A discovery by June Schlueter, Charles A. Dana Professor Emerita of English and former provost of the College, and her husband, Paul Schlueter, is a breakthrough…
Sep 3, 2010
Students Lessen Negative Effects of Land Development on Environment
Alec Bernstein ’11 (Colts Neck, N.J.) spent much of the spring semester planting trees, shrubs, and wildflowers in a small wetland area in Easton’s…
Sep 3, 2010
Professor Robin Rinehart Turns Scholarly Lens on Controversial Sikh Religious Text in Her Upcoming Book
Professor Robin Rinehart has always been fascinated by the interactions among different religions in the Punjab region, divided between India and Pakistan…