Academic News
John Shaw, associate professor and assistant head of psychology, will give a talk titled “Do You Want to Know the Future? Making Decisions About Genetic…
When Lower Saucon Township needed help figuring out how to create a park that would meet many needs without breaking its budget, it turned to Lafayette…
Six Lafayette students – five of them double majors — will present their research at the ninth annual Undergraduate Women’s Studies Conference 9 a.m.-2:30…
Two students are finishing preparations for The Grass Family (Gramineae), an exhibit by New York City artist Wopo Holup opening Tuesday at the Williams…
Senior Jennifer Katzenstein (Chittenango, N.Y.) presented results of her innovative research on the cognitive effects of Multiple Sclerosis March 14-16…
Two professors will discuss women’s “second shift” of work within the home and other issues faced by working mothers at “Women and Work,” a brown bag noon…
Music major Jack Furlong ’05 (Hopewell, N.J.) led Sax Appeal, a jazz band based in Hopewell Valley, N.J., in a concert today in the Farinon Center snack…
Lafayette has scored within the top five percent of undergraduate institutions in the nation taking the William Powell Putnam Mathematical Competition…
A little more than 100 students, faculty, and staff attended a “Walkout for Peace” yesterday in front of Farinon College Center. Held to protest the war…
“Lafayette has an environment that stimulates students beyond the classroom,” says neuroscience major Jacobi Cunningham ’03, who has just been accepted…