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…
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Academic News
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…
Sep 3, 2010
Professor Wayne Leibel Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from American Cichlid Association
Throughout his career, Professor Wayne Leibel‘s hobbies and scientific interests have often overlapped. Since childhood, Leibel has raised tropical fish…
Sep 1, 2010
History Professor Donald Miller Involved with Emmy-Winning Miniseries The Pacific and New PBS Documentary
Professor Donald Miller served as a historical consultant and on-camera expert for the documentary Make No Little Plans, premiering Monday, Sept. 6, on…
Aug 22, 2010
New Theater Major Puts Students at Center Stage
Lafayette’s new major in theater will allow students to apply rigorous academic inquiry to performance, production, theater practice, and dramatic literature…
Aug 19, 2010
A Guru of Wiffle Ball? Meet Professor Jenn Rossmann
Jenn Rossmann is living a double life: When she’s not studying fluid dynamics, she’s writing fiction. “I’m an engineer who likes words,” she…
Aug 19, 2010
Professor Chawne Kimber Removes the Intimidation from Math
Chawne Kimber has always liked math, but she hasn’t always admitted it. “I was one of the girls who had to hide it because it wasn’t cool at the…
Aug 19, 2010
Students and Faculty Combine Art, Biology, Neuroscience, and Computer Science for Complex, Beautiful Artworks
Studying art at Lafayette is a lot like training for a triathlon, where not only do you have to run, you also swim and bike, and physical talent isn’t…