Academic News
Student researchers rarely see how their work affects society, but three chemical engineering majors will soon witness how their contributions tie into…
Marquis Scholar Margaret Tammaro ’08 (Dunellen, N.J.) performed experiments on protein folding that could lead to a greater understanding of diseases such…
As Ashlee Snyder ’05 (Gilbertsville, Pa.) attends Drexel University School of Medicine this fall, she will pursue an M.D. with an eye toward serving the…
While some college students wonder if coursework materials differ from year to year, Andrew Kopelman’06 (New York, N.Y.) is studying it as a summer research…
Research conducted by Sheila Handy, assistant professor of economics and business, is markedly different from that of her colleagues. Handy, who holds…
Neuroscience major Lori Cooper ’07 (Brackney, Pa.) always knew that turtles were slow-moving animals, but a research project is teaching her that their…
D-Days in the Pacific, latest book by Donald L. Miller, MacCracken Professor of History, is the companion volume to a three-part History Channel program…
Paul Reed Hepperly, New Farm research and training manager at The Rodale Institute, will give an open public seminar on “Banking Atmospheric Carbon in…
Marquis Scholar Kate Buettner ’07 (Chagrin Falls, Ohio), a chemistry major, is among 16 students in the nation to receive one of the Environmental Protection…
He is Lafayette’s second recipient of the award in two years Hart Feuer of Portland, Ore., who graduated in May with a double major in economics & business…