Academic News
Trustee Scholar Katharine Wolchik ’05 (Randolph, N.J.) never imagined that economics theories could be used to explain why people behave the way they do…
Blerta Shtylla ’05 (Tirana, Albania) conducted research in separate mathematics and bioengineering programs this summer after being chosen for each among…
John Meier, professor of mathematics, will discuss possible shapes of the universe in a presentation titled “From Poincare to Perelman” 12:05 p.m. today…
Holly Feret ’05 (Parlin, N.J.) spent 10 weeks in Binghamton, N.Y., this summer conducting research in her neuroscience major through the Lafayette Alumni…
A group of 26 Lafayette students spent part of their summer in London, but it was no holiday break. School and work consumed the lives of the students…
Students who want to test their skills in the most difficult nationwide math competition should sign up for the William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition…
Conflict in marriage can damage a person’s mental and physical health, according to research conducted by Brett Strouse ’05 (West Chester, Pa.) this summer…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus to join a dinner discussion on revenge Sunday evening, continuing their fall semester exploration of themes…
The Forensics Society kicked off the 2004-05 season with strong performances at tournaments held the past two weekends in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania…
Postponed because of Tropical Storm Ivan, the public reception honoring Alastair Noble, assistant professor of art at Lafayette, has been rescheduled to…