Academic News
Brendan Rivage-Seul ’05 (Berea, Ky.) has traveled extensively across the globe and witnessed what happens when developing countries become more westernized…
An Egyptian papyrus from Skillman Library’s special collections is being restored by the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts in Philadelphia…
Marquis Scholar Andrew Mott ’07 (Corpus Christi, Texas) spent several weeks in June gathering data on wet meadow systems in Nevada’s Central Great Basin…
The relationship between clocks and pigeon behavior was the focus of an intensive research project conducted this fall by neuroscience major Lisa Hudak…
Art major Jesse Morgan IV ’05 (Amherst, Mass.) arrived at Lafayette intending to major in economics and business, but soon realized that art was his calling…
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has awarded a grant and satellite time to Michael Stark, assistant professor of physics, to study the…
First-Year Seminar students turned art exhibitionists invite campus and community to question their sense of authenticity at the Fact or Fiction show installed…
Technology Clinic students will give a mid-year report on their exploration of development opportunities for the riverfront areas of Easton and Phillipsburg…
Several students from a First-Year Seminar will lead a brown bag discussion titled “Portrait of a Hate Crime: The Matthew Shepard Story” noon today in…
Physics major Thomas Nunnally’07 (Pennsburg, Pa.) recently spent a great deal of time tending to the growth of a fragile object, but it’s not something…