Academic News
Howard Bodenhorn, professor of economics and business, will speak on “The Economic Consequences of Colorism and Complexion Homogamy in the Black Community…
Artist Sekou Sundiata will meet with students and other members of the Lafayette and Easton communities in poetry circles and community sings Monday and…
Chester J. Salwach, associate professor of mathematics, will speak on “Steiner’s Triples, Kirkman’s Schoolgirls, and Designs in General” noon today in…
Continuing their fall semester theme of the “seven deadly sins,” the McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus to join a dinner discussion Wednesday evening…
This summer, Teresa Cridge ’06 (Newtown, Pa.) studied specific parts of the immune system to learn about the causes of abnormalities in cells found in…
Government and law major Erich Struble ’05 (Mountain Top, Pa.) has received a Best Research Paper award from the Washington Semester Program at American…
Two of three phases in the $22 million expansion and renovation of Skillman Library have been completed, allowing it to reopen for the fall semester. The…
As the daughter of an art professor who works in ceramics, Rosina Bosco ’06 (Millburn, N.J.) grew up in a world of museums, studios, and discussions about…
Neuroscience major Susan Bothwell ’05 (Warminster, Pa.) was recently named a National Institutes of Health (NIH) Undergraduate Scholarship Program Scholar…
Biochemistry major Annalese Maddox ’07 (Carrollton, Ga.) hasn’t quite decided what career path to follow, but the work she did in a chemistry lab this…