Academic News
Four Lafayette chemical engineering majors are among the students giving presentations on their research this weekend during the annual American Institute…
Three days before competing in the National Forensic Association’s annual championship tournament, Forensics Society members will host a demonstration…
Six Lafayette students and three professors presented their research last month at the 229th American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting in San Diego…
Provost June Schlueter and her husband Paul Schlueter are giving Skillman Library a copy of one of the most celebrated Haggadoth of the 20th century in…
Writing associates have the difficult task of trying to engage students in conversation about each individual’s writing. But Kirby Waldinger ’07 (Newtown…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus to join a dinner discussion about the Second Amendment to the Constitution on Sunday evening. Dinner begins…
Lafayette students were honored for academic achievement and citizenship on campus and in the community at the 2005 Diversity Awards ceremony April 6 at…
David Hogenboom, professor emeritus of physics, will discuss the occurrences and potential importance of Epsom salts found on Mars and Jupiter’s moon,…
Koster Insurance Agency of Quincy, Mass., is accepting applications for the Koster Insurance Health Careers Scholarship Program. All full-time undergraduates…
An externship gave Marquis Scholar Jenna Cellini ’06 (New City, N.Y.) some valuable perspective about her career plans. She spent three days in Brooklyn…