Academic News
Five faculty members and 25 students will compete in the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) P3: People, Prosperity and the Planet Student Design Competition…
Marquis Scholar Megan Zaroda ’07 (Easton, Pa.), who has an individualized major in political communication, shares these thoughts on her spring semester…
Four Lafayette students will present their research Saturday at the 12th annual Undergraduate Conference in Women’s Studies hosted by Cedar Crest College…
A research project aimed at understanding the forces that shape decisions written by one of the U.S. Supreme Court’s most controversial justices is helping…
During a semester-abroad experience at International University Bremen in Germany, Marquis Scholar Kari Mirkin’06 (Youngstown, Ohio) found a unique way…
Vanessa Youngs ’07 (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.) and Huong Nguyen ’08 (Hanoi, Vietnam) gained first-hand knowledge of human resources and finance at the international…
An earthquake rumbles through, leaving noticeable destruction in its wake – crevices in the earth, toppled vehicles, crippled roadways and, of course,…
Science magazine has reviewed Theories on the Scrap Heap: Scientists and Philosophers on the Falsification, Rejection, and Replacement of Theories, a book…
Last fall, Marquis Scholar Jaclyn Smith ’07 (Saugus, Calif.) got the opportunity to conduct significant research with Bianca Falbo, assistant professor…
Led by two first-place finishes from Ng’ang’a Muchiri ’09 (Nairobi, Kenya), Forensics Society won its division at the 27th annual Novice National Tournament…