Oct 17, 2001
Bauer documents changes among Chinantec in rural Mexico
After 23 years of visiting the remote 2,000-person Chinantec Indian village of San Pedro Yolox in the Sierra Juarez Mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, Dan Bauer…
Academic News
After 23 years of visiting the remote 2,000-person Chinantec Indian village of San Pedro Yolox in the Sierra Juarez Mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, Dan Bauer…
As an undergraduate, Lorenzo Traldi fell in love with mathematics, taking only math courses his last three years of college and earning 88 credits in the…
“Conducting research means you continue to learn and stay curious, which creates enthusiasm that you can bring into your teaching,” says Robin Rinehart…
Comets are interesting astronomical phenomena today, but centuries ago they were considered harbingers of disaster. Andrew C. Fix, professor and head of…
Sixteen members of the International Affairs Club will travel to Washington, D.C., in November for the European Union (EU) Simulation sponsored by the…
Joseph Sherma, professor emeritus of chemistry, published an article, “Recent Advances in Thin Layer Chromatography of Pesticides,” in Journal of AOAC…
Marquis Scholar Angela Guarino ’04 of Springfield, Pa., is collaborating with Michelle Geoffrion-Vinci, assistant professor of foreign languages and literatures…
Lafayette Campus News (www.lafayette.edu), October 9, 2001 — Joseph Sherma, professor emeritus of chemistry, recently published an article, “Optical Quantification…
Designing her own experiments and watching them work are real thrills for a student immersed in a biochemistry independent study this fall. Marquis Scholar…
A student who hopes to study immunology in graduate school got the chance to delve into cancer research this summer in a study of T-cells, the main cells…