Sep 17, 2003
Katherine Horigan ’04 Studies Infant Behavior of Howler Monkeys in Costa Rica
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…
Academic News
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)…
Taking the initiative to pursue an opportunity to study in South Africa for a semester is making the experience all the more gratifying, says Evan Laya…
Ilan Peleg, Charles A. Dana Professor of Social Sciences, will open the 2003-04 Chaplain’s Office Brown Bag Luncheon Series with a talk on “U.S. Foreign…
Structural engineering expert Steve Kurtz, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, will give a presentation on the collapse of the…
There’s little that is pure about scientific research — a lesson hard learned by Karen Mandel ’05, whose perseverance and academic expertise were challenged…
Poets writing during wartime have earned a special place in the literary canon. Jennifer Oriola’04 (Abington, Pa.), a government and foreign languages…
Marquis Scholar Ryan Evans ’05 (Mohrsville, Pa.) recently received the Organic Chemistry Scholarship from the Lehigh Valley Section of the American Chemical…
Forty-four Lehigh Valley high school students will have an opportunity to earn college credit and enhance their education through Lafayette engineering…