Sep 6, 2005
16 Students Raft and Hike Their Way to Understanding Formation of Earth’s Layers
Most geologists would agree that a long raft ride past the cliff face of the Grand Canyon is an ideal way to learn stratigraphy, the study of how the earth…
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Most geologists would agree that a long raft ride past the cliff face of the Grand Canyon is an ideal way to learn stratigraphy, the study of how the earth…
For 17 Lafayette students studying in France, their three-week course examining the novels of America’s most renowned expatriate writers provided dramatic…
As part of Lafayette’s Imagining America first-year experience, Lou Reda Productions will screen its documentary The Day the Towers Fell 7 p.m. Sunday…
Two professors highlighting Lafayette’s outstanding student research program in civil engineering have been honored for presenting the best paper among…
An informational meeting will be held noon Wednesday in Acopian Engineering Center room 239 about the faculty-led semester-abroad program to be held in…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus community to join them Sunday in ushering in another school year of dinner discussions at McKelvy House, 200…
Indonesian cultural anthropologist Paschalis Maria Laksono is enhancing Lafayette’s Asian studies program as Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence this school…
Marquis Scholar Russell Dinardi ’07 (Pleasantville, N.Y.) assessed various methods of environmental risk management through his study of Lehigh Valley…
After 40 successful years of the McKelvy House Scholars program, Lafayette will experiment with a second off-campus intellectual community. Named for its…
Mathematics major Jordan Tirrell ’08 (West Grove, Pa.)is studying integers and 90-degree angles with Cliff Reiter, professor of mathematics. More specifically…