Academic News
“Dream of the Slave,” a large-scale mixed media work created by Curlee Raven Holton, associate professor of art and director of Lafayette’s Experimental…
Marquis Scholar Jessica Molek ’03 (Reedsville, Pa.) has received a prestigious three-year Graduate Fellowship from the National Science Foundation. NSF…
Senior Lauren Frese (Morris Plains, N.J.) is studying ways to combat global warming through economic incentives in a year-long research project. She was…
Lafayette has begun a $22 million renovation and modernization of Skillman Library that will further strengthen the College’s academic program. The project…
The student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers will meet noon today to talk about the recent AIChE regional conference and discuss…
Before attending New York Law School this fall, Rob Czarnecki ’03 (Hamilton, N.J.) will present his research on eliminating noise in wireless transmissions…
Senior Ashley Palmer (West Simsbury, Conn.) presented biological research conducted with cutting-edge technology April 4-6 at the 79th Annual Meeting of…
Thirty students and alumni gathered in early April at New York Athletic Club to spend time together and listen to CNN Headline News business correspondent…
“Our Visions: Art by Lafayette Students,” an exhibition of prints, paintings, digital images, sketches, and sculpture, will be displayed April 22-May 16…
Donald L. Miller, Lafayette’s John Henry MacCracken Professor of History, is featured as an on-air scholar in The History Channel’s “April 1865: The Month…