Feb 24, 2005
College Will Host Forensics State Championship Tournament This Weekend
Lafayette will host the Pennsylvania Forensics Association’s State Championship Tournament this weekend, beginning with the first round of Lincoln-Douglas…
Academic News
Lafayette will host the Pennsylvania Forensics Association’s State Championship Tournament this weekend, beginning with the first round of Lincoln-Douglas…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus to join a dinner discussion about human emotion on Sunday evening. Indian food will be served at dinner, which…
David Glasser ’06 (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.) took a relatively new technology and pushed it a bit further. Glasser, an electrical and computer engineering…
Paced by two victories for Mark Kokoska ’08 (Bloomsburg, Pa.) and one by psychology major Kim Moore ’05 (Longwood, Fl.), the Forensics Society took fourth…
Members of the student chapter of Engineers Without Borders will appear on the cover of Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal‘s National Engineers Week…
The Forensics Society finished second among 16 schools at the Feb. 6 Hugs and Kisses tournament hosted by West Chester University. The eight students earned…
Civil engineering major Fidel Maltez ’05 (Hialeah, Fla.) will speak on “Sustainable Development in the Third World,” a report on summer research in Colombia…
Over the summer, David Stifel, assistant professor of economics and business, worked on two consulting projects for the World Bank. The first involved…
Alison Berlowitz ’06 (Tenafly, N.J.) gained experience in the world of media advertising through an internship with Katz Media Group in New York. Berlowitz…
Students who traveled to Kenya and Tanzania over the January interim session will lead a brown bag discussion titled “Kiafrika Safari: African Journey…