Academic News
Working with troubled girls helped Marquis Scholar Tana Zerr ’02 of Hamburg, Pa., fulfill an ambition she has harbored since the 10th grade. Zerr, a graduate…
Lafayette finished just one point shy of first place last weekend among seven schools competing in the Pennsylvania-Delaware Region of the 2002 National…
The team of Steve DiMauro ’02, Tim Fargus ’02, Tim Bragdon ’04, and Josh Grubman ’03 won this year’s Math Bowl, a competition in which four teams of four…
For the second consecutive year, Lafayette professor John Kincaid has been awarded a Fulbright grant to conduct a six-week summer institute on the theory…
Since mid-February, Katie Schrack ’03, a neuroscience major from Mill Hall, Pa., has been learning about the British health care system through an internship…
After getting inspiration from several courses and a study abroad experience, history major Seth Taylor ’02 (Southbury, Conn.) used a camera and an essay…
Anthropology and sociology major Sylvia Anserian ’04 (River Edge, N.J.) and part-time student Lori Vitko tried to help children avoid eating disorders…
Lafayette finished just one point shy of first place last weekend among seven schools competing in the Pennsylvania-Delaware Region of the 2002 National…
Gabrielle Britton, assistant professor of psychology at Lafayette, has received a grant from the National Institutes of Health to study how the brains…
Lafayette recognized outstanding intellectual achievement and contributions to campus life at its 17th annual Minority Awards April 20 in the Marlo Room…