Academic News
With jockeying by supporters and opponents of the Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) heating up as a Congressional vote…
World leaders are ultimately in charge of finding ways to solve ethnic and racial conflicts that tear countries apart, but Dustin Antonello ’07 (Northport…
When Trustee Scholar Joshua Garber ’06 (Staten Island, N.Y.) enrolls in medical school in a few years, he will have an advantage over his fellow first-year…
Emily Goldberg ’05 (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Trustee Scholar Alexandra Kenney ’06 (Springfield, Va.), Marisa Floriani ’07 (Wyckoff, N.J.), and Jess Cygler…
Driven by the goal of being as prepared as possible for the Harvard National Model United Nations, a group of Lafayette students has decided to form a…
Marquis Scholar Brian Kronenthal ’07 (Yardley, Pa.) doesn’t know if it’s possible to solve the research problem he’s been given, but he’s doing his best…
“The Spirit of the Blues,” created by Curlee Holton, professor of art and director of Lafayette’s Experimental Printmaking Institute, has been designated…
The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a National Network for Environmental Management Studies fellowship to Kristen Tull ’06 (Sicklerville, N…
The capstone course for electrical and computer engineering majors has not only tested the knowledge that seniors have acquired throughout the past four…
The French Ministry of Education has selected Lafayette to conduct a workshop for some of its high school teachers who teach English. Lafayette was chosen…