Academic News
Six civil engineering majors are creating a steel bridge model that will be entered in the annual National Steel Bridge Competition sponsored by the American…
Marquis Scholar Megan Caufield ’03 (Massena, N.Y.) will present her research on pro-feminist men in the early women’s rights movement at the 17th Annual…
First-year student Joe Borland of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., won a national championship in one event and was runner-up in another at the 21st annual Novice National…
Choreographers Andrew Simonet and David Brick will give a brown bag talk on “Britney Spears as Cultural Icon: Why Do We Destroy the Things We Make Famous?…
The campus is invited to join in a French-flavored Mardi Gras celebration 4:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Farinon Center Atrium. The celebration will include…
A group of students presented a midyear report Tuesday on plans to create an interactive, unguided tour through “a rich atmosphere of smells, sounds, and…
Award-winning playwright and author Samuel Hay, visiting professor of government and law and one of the leading scholars in black drama in the U.S., will…
When Usman Khan ’05 arrived at Lafayette from his hometown of Karachi, Pakistan, he was expecting to study hard and learn a great deal. A year and a half…
Gary Gordon, professor of mathematics, will speak on “Gears that Turn and Archimedian Solids” for the first MAAD (Mathematical Adventures And Diversions)…
Junior Michael McFadden (Broomall, Pa.) says that studying the portrayals of Africans and other black-skinned characters in Elizabethan theater offers…