Oct 14, 2003
Registration for Putnam Math Competition Due Today
Registration for the William Powell Putnam Mathematical Competition, described by Time magazine as “the world’s toughest math test,” is due today. Students…
Academic News
Registration for the William Powell Putnam Mathematical Competition, described by Time magazine as “the world’s toughest math test,” is due today. Students…
An interest in African American literature led Susan Blake, professor of English and department head, to visit Africa on her own in the late 1970s and…
Electrical and computer engineering professors John Nestor, David Rich, and Yih-Choung Yu will discuss their research areas noon Wednesday in Acopian Engineering…
Alumni will return to campus today for back-to-back engineering forums to provide insight into careers in the construction industry and give general information…
A new Lafayette summer interim session program involving a class and separate internship in London will focus on comparing health care in the United Kingdom…
Robert Allan, associate professor of psychology, recently discussed his research on choice responding of pigeons in an event sponsored by the Lafayette…
Alexis Firstenberg Fisher, part-time instructor of piano, will give a classical piano recital 8 p.m. today at the Williams Center for the Arts. Sponsored…
The following full-time professors joined Lafayette’s faculty this fall: Nicole Fabricand-Person Joining the art department as assistant professor is Nicole…
Bruce Allen Murphy, Fred Morgan Kirby Professor of Civil Rights, gave a talk about his latest book, Wild Bill: The Legend and Life of William O. Douglas…
Marquis Scholar David Watts ’04 (Endicott, N.Y.) is exploring an old debate in economic policy for a yearlong independent research project. Edward Gamber…