Academic News
Breakthrough research published in the July/August issue of Child Development by Ann McGillicuddy-DeLisi, Metzgar Professor of Psychology, provides a first…
A group of five Lafayette students under the guidance of Roger Ruggles, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, is visiting Uganda…
While some students spend their summers working at the mall or relaxing on the beach, Jaryd Freedman ’08 (Ambler, Pa.) is conducting cutting-edge biochemistry…
The Lafayette Alumni Research Network (LEARN) not only provides ideal research opportunities for neuroscience majors, it also allows alumni access to high…
Numerous events, fundraisers and community-building activities will highlight the 2006-07 Pard Pride campaign, which kicks off with the Unity Dinner Sept…
For many years, Robert Kurt, assistant professor of biology, has researched how chemokines, substances that cause cells to move from one place to another…
This past spring, Lauren Blakeslee ’08(Saylorsburg, Pa.) often found herself fielding questions from friends about her Values and Science/Technology (VAST)…
Last summer, Kaydence Cowley ’07 (Littleton, Colo.) interned at the Orthopaedic Biomechanics Labs at University of Colorado, where she conducted studies…
Recent graduate Michael LeFante ’06 (Sparta, N.J.) spent six weeks in St. Petersburg, Russia en route to earning a B.S. mechanical engineering and A.B…
The PBS American Experience program, “Victory in the Pacific,” which was based in large part on the book The Story of World War II by Donald L. Miller…