Apr 19, 2004
Engineers Without Borders Chapter Will Present Honduras Drinking Water Project Today
The student chapter of Engineers Without Borders will give a presentation on its work this semester, including plans for a trip to Honduras next month…
Academic News
The student chapter of Engineers Without Borders will give a presentation on its work this semester, including plans for a trip to Honduras next month…
Marquis Scholar Joseph Goodwill ’04 (Camden, N.Y.), a civil engineering major, has been honored with a competitive research award from the Pennsylvania…
The McKelvy House Scholars invite the campus to join a dinner discussion Sunday evening on the darker aspects of humor. Dinner will begin 6 p.m. at McKelvy…
Marquis Scholar Heather Wood ’04 (Hamilton, N.J.) is conducting yearlong honors research that explores the thoughts and attitudes of college students toward…
Trustee Scholarship recipient Christopher Turano ’04 (Clifton, N.J) is hitting a grand slam in his yearlong honors research project on Major League Baseball…
Interactions among cancer, tumors, and the immune system are the focus of an intensive yearlong research project for biology major Kerry Stormes ’04 (Nanuet…
A double major in history and government & law, Rory Hart ’04 (Equinunk, Pa.) is conducting a yearlong honors research project on the changing interpretations…
Two Lafayette students earned Best Witness Awards at the Mid-Eastern Regional Mock Trial Tournament held Feb. 27-28 at Indiana University of Pennsylvania…
First-year students and sophomores are invited to participate in the Individual Barge Mathematics Contest 9 a.m.-noon Saturday in Pardee Hall room 227…
Lafayette’s Jazz Ensemble and a cappella singing groups can hear nearly professional recordings of their concerts thanks to the work of Marquis Scholar…