Academic News
A panel of four speakers, including Lafayette President Arthur J. Rothkopf ’55, discussed the United States’ proposed military engagement in Iraq Nov.…
Sophomore history major Paul Kritzler’s semifinalist award in Lincoln Douglas debate paced a group of four Lafayette students competing in an 18-team forensics…
Marquis Scholar Lucile Smith ’03 (Neptune, N.J.) is learning about French culture from those who mocked it in a senior honors thesis examining caricature…
By questioning a long held philosophical principle, William Simmons ’04 (Trenton, N.J.) will challenge the pillars of philosophy in a unique faculty-led…
Art Kney, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at Lafayette, recently gave a presentation of “Wetlands Plants” at Muhlenberg College…
Although their candidate lost in this month’s election, three students gained significant political experience this semester in Democrat Ed O’Brien’s Congressional…
PBS television features Lawrence L. Malinconico Jr., associate professor of geology and environmental geosciences at Lafayette, in “Volcano’s Deadly Warning…
Jeffrey D. Helm, who joined Lafayette’s faculty as assistant professor of mechanical engineering this fall, will discuss his experiences with the business…
The German Club is selling chocolate advent calendars for the holiday season. The calendars have a piece of German chocolate behind a little window for…
Junior Trisha Slemmer of Quakertown hopes to discover a diamond in the rough this semester by synthesizing a rare mineral from common ones. A geology major…