Academic News
Teokor Quarcoo ‘04 (Accra, Ghana) presented her research on chemical-free water treatment last month at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual…
Marquis Scholar Carrie Abildgaard ’04 (North Haven, Conn.) hopes her research will brighten futures for investors who need to rebalance their portfolios…
Elizabeth Robb ’05 (LaVale, Md.) is mentoring students through a Lafayette art program that serves two local high schools. A double major in art and anthropology…
Six teams of anthropology and sociology majors produced documentaries this semester on the Forks Township Fire Department, the Republican Club in Wilson…
Over the years, Cliff Reiter has produced and exhibited a multitude of intricate, multi-colored images, some in neat, symmetrical patterns, others swirling…
Despite fielding a team of just three students, the Forensics Society earned a remarkable second-place finish after winning four events at a tournament…
Marquis Scholar Rob McEwen ’05 (Morgantown, Pa.) will present complex math research involving the sequencing of numbers next month at the national Joint…
Two chemical engineering majors have received national honors for research they presented Nov. 15-17 at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)…
Two decades ago, few ordinary Americans knew—or cared—much about the Federal Reserve. Today, interest in the rise and fall of interest rates runs high…
Six students have created an automobile tour on CD to boost tourism and local awareness of historical assets in rural areas of Northampton County. The…