Academic News
William Miles, professor and head of chemistry, received a $5,000 grant from Bristol-Myers Squibb Company to support student research. The project supported…
On a quest to gain a greater understanding of her heritage, Sara Kreisel ’07 conducted independent study research combining subjects of her own interest…
Gary Gordon, professor of mathematics, never tires of spreading the word about Lafayette’s Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. He enjoys…
When she graduates, Katherine Melhado ’08 (Boulder, Colo.) plans to attend medical school and work as a doctor in South Africa. She got a head start on…
When Stephanie Morillo ’08 (New York, N.Y.) was looking for a study abroad experience, she knew she wanted to travel to a country that most of her peers…
Memory is a notoriously unreliable record of the past. To what extent does the emotion attached to life events affect how people remember them? That is…
While many third-year college students are just getting into core courses for their major areas of study, Marquis Scholar Karen Murray ’08 (Kingstowne…
In typical college laboratory courses, students often perform experiments with known outcomes, but Rhae Anna Riegel ’07 conducted groundbreaking research…
Even for students who are sure of what they want to do after Lafayette, Career Servicesâ Gateway program can be a helpful tool in preparing for life…
Lafayette’s steel bridge team took fifth place at the 16th annual National Student Steel Bridge Competition held May 25-26 at California State University-Northridge…