Mar 29, 2010
Instilling a Passion for Change
Stefanie Mircovich ’10 writes about her experiences on Alternative School Break Club’s Civil Rights Tour Stefanie Mircovich ’10 (Wyckoff, N.J.), a double…
Academic News
Academic News
Mar 26, 2010
Fed Challenge National Champions!
“The best at Lafayette can compete with the best of everyone,” says Teevrat Garg ’10. When U.S. Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke speaks, people listen:…
Mar 25, 2010
Caitlin Flood ’12 Invited to Present Research at Two National Music Conferences
Government and law major is working with Jennifer Kelly, assistant professor of music, on a book and DVD project on unsung female composers When other…
Mar 23, 2010
An Artistic Vision for Easton
Jordan Kaplan ’10 writes about planning a local art and cultural center Jordan Kaplan ’10 (Livingston, N.J.), an economics and business major, is project…
Mar 22, 2010
Students Serve Communities in the Dominican Republic and Ecuador
They were part of Alternative School Break January interim session Some students took a detour on their way back to College Hill after the winter holidays…
Mar 22, 2010
Lafayette Places in Top 10 Percent in National Putnam Math Competition
Team competed against more than 400 colleges and universities Lafayette’s three-student team finished in the top 10 percent of schools participating…
Mar 21, 2010
Lauren Huyett ’11 Receives Goldwater Scholarship
Award is the nation’s premier undergraduate honor in math, science, and engineering; Ross Moretti ’12 receives an honorable mention Lauren Huyett ’11…
Mar 20, 2010
Q & A
A few minutes with Emily Mallory ’09 Emily Mallory ’09, of Camarillo, Calif., is majoring in chemical engineering. She’s a graduate of La Reina High…
Mar 16, 2010
Helping Shape Easton’s Cultural Future
Students and faculty will present plans for the Governor Wolf Art and Culture Athenaeum project April 1 at Easton City Hall A team of Lafayette students…
Mar 14, 2010
Interdisciplinary Course Merges Art and Science
Students from technical and artistic backgrounds learn to approach problem solving in a different way Art and science are closer cousins than they are…