Academic News
Hart Feuer ’05 (Portland, Ore.), a double major in economics & business and German, will spend three months conducting research in Siem Reap-Angkor, Cambodia…
Fourteen Lafayette students presented their research with biology faculty mentors during the 80th Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science…
Almost every day for more than a year, Brian Schubert ’04 (Richmond, Va.) has faithfully checked the weather forecast for predictions of rain or snow …
Juniors majoring in an engineering discipline are encouraged to apply for the CIB Foundation Scholarship Program. Applicants should demonstrate a career…
The McKelvy House Scholars will host a dinner discussion Sunday evening on “Five Images of Man,” an exploration of what model best describes humans. Dinner…
Professors will outline Lafayette study abroad programs in Belgium and Germany in upcoming forums. William Hornfeck and John Greco, professors of electrical…
Two Lafayette students have achieved national distinction as recipients of prestigious Goldwater Scholarships. Awarded for academic merit, the Goldwater…
The international publication for members of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers cites research on landmine detection at Lafayette in…
Government and law major Stephen Orloff ’04 (Port Washington, N.Y.) learned about the inner workings of our nation’s government during the winter interim…
Interaction with Easton children, a lecture on tolerance to inhalants and ethanol, and an information campaign are part of Brain Awareness Week, which…