Jun 3, 2003
Daniel McClendon ’03 Seeks Solutions for Traffic Woes
For more than 15 years, residents and public officials in Lakewood, N.J., have been debating whether to bring a commuter rail line back to their town.…
Academic News
For more than 15 years, residents and public officials in Lakewood, N.J., have been debating whether to bring a commuter rail line back to their town.…
Trustee Scholarship recipient Sarah Stanlick ’04 presented her research on the regulation of nuclear energy March 13-15 at the 17th annual National Conference…
In four years as a student at Lafayette, Crystal Taylor ‘03 (Hyattsville, Md.) has watched the College interact with and help the surrounding community…
Three seniors brought their interest in cars to life by constructing an off-road vehicle that will survive the severe punishment of rough terrain. The…
Nathan Tregger (Niantic, Conn.), who graduated cum laude with honors in civil engineering at commencement last Saturday, will present his research on water…
Chemical engineering graduate Maria Mignogna ‘03 (Pittsburgh, Pa.) has achieved her goal of helping the environment by building a solar-powered, scale-model…
Biology graduate Lee Williams ’03 (Farmington, N.Y.) earned honors Saturday by completing a year-long research project on how bacteria respond to changes…
Lafayette awarded 579 degrees to 566 graduating seniors and honorary doctorates to four distinguished leaders, including Vartan Gregorian, president of…
President Arthur J. Rothkopf ’55 made the following farewell remarks to the Class of 2003 at the 168th commencement today: In his book Idealism and Liberal…
Two weeks after graduating with degrees in chemical engineering and German, Gretel Raibeck ’03 (Albrightsville, Pa.) will fly to Germany to attend a highly…