Academic News
Stephen Lammers, Helen H.P. Manson Professor of the English Bible, will speak on “Were They Weapons of Mass Disappearance or Weapons of Mass Information?…
The McKelvy House Scholars will host a dinner discussion Sunday on the question of value, specifically examining the case of celebrity memorabilia, such…
Marquis Scholar Laura Hagopian ’06 (Chelmsford, Mass.) spent the summer creating new compounds at Lafayette and collaborated with scientists from the University…
Gary Evans ’57, special assistant to Lafayette President Arthur J. Rothkopf ’55 and one of the nation’s most accomplished fundraising executives, will…
A $243,526 grant from the National Science Foundation is establishing a engineering laboratory that will open up new learning opportunities in several…
As she embarked on her first semester of student-faculty research this past May, Trustee Scholarship recipient Emily Fogelberg ’05 (Hopkins, Minn.) knew…
This year’s Introduction to Engineering class is taking an important step in learning exactly what engineering is about by designing a system to remove…
For a month this summer, a typical day for biology major Katherine Horigan ’04 (Minot, Mass.) began with a 4:30 a.m. wake-up call from her neighbors, a…
Physics majors Cavan Stone ’05 (Shirley, Mass.) and Ibrahima Bah ’06 (Bronx, N.Y), and electrical and computer engineering major Simon Mushi ’06 (Gaborone…
Lafayette’s bachelor of science program in computer science has received accreditation from the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)…