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,…
Academic News
Academic News
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…
Nov 1, 2010
Innovative Geology Course Has Two Semesters, Two Professors, and a Four-Day Trip to Wyoming
When colleagues Larry Malinconico and David Sunderlin of the department of geology and environmental geosciences would get together and discuss their field…
Oct 29, 2010
Elizabeth Blake ’12 Explores Her Future Career as a Psychologist
Elizabeth Blake ’12 (Downingtown, Pa.) managed to land her ideal internship. A double major in French and psychology, Blake spent her summer working at…
Oct 29, 2010
Professor Manuel Ospina-Giraldo Receives USDA Grant to Study Organism that Caused the Irish Potato Famine
Research by Professor Manuel Ospina-Giraldo on the organism that caused the Irish Potato Famine is being funded as part of a $999,900 “Education in Genomics-Based…
Oct 29, 2010
Robotic Engineering: Nripesh Parajuli ’12 Designs Mechanical Mice that Can Navigate a Maze
Before arriving on College Hill, Nripesh Parajuli ’12 (Chitwan, Nepal) knew he wanted to be an engineer; he just didn’t know what kind. After taking…
Oct 28, 2010
Glenn Chabora ’12 Investigates Domestic Violence in Lithuania with Professor Katalin Fabian
While researching domestic violence in Lithuania, Professor Katalin Fabian learned of a woman who is offering karate classes at one crisis center as a…
Oct 28, 2010
Students Will Tackle Grand Challenges Facing Society
The people who will solve the challenges currently facing our society are most likely sitting in classrooms right now. And the National Academy of Engineering…
Oct 26, 2010
New Interim-Abroad Course Merges the Art and Technology of Ancient Egypt
Standing for 5,000 years in the Egyptian desert, the pyramids and other grand monuments constructed by the ancient Egyptians are marvels of art, archaeology…