Academic News
The winners have been announced for the spring semester Barge Mathematics Competition. Teams of three to five students tried to solve one mathematics problem…
Works by advanced printmaking students and visiting artists at the Lafayette’s Experimental Printmaking Institute (EPI) bookmaking workshop will be on…
Justin Hoffmann ’02 of Hawley, Pa., a graduate of Wallenpaupack Area High School, hopes to contribute to scientists’ understanding of aquifers, something…
The noise and adrenaline on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange made a spring-semester internship there something to brace for, says Claire Kesicke…
Saad Rasool, a junior from Karachi, Pakistan, researched recent U.S. and international mergers that have changed the corporate landscape in an independent…
Guangxi Wang ’03 of Shanghai, China, did research on the biomedical applications of microwave enhanced liposuction (MEL), with William D. Jemison ’85,…
Geology major Robert Libutti ’02 of Sinking Springs, Pa., worked this spring with Guy L. Hovis, John Markle Professor of Geology, synthesizing and analyzing…
Lafayette recognized outstanding achievement and contributions at its 16th annual Multicultural Senior and Undergraduate Student Awards and Diversity Recognition…
A group of students with a passion for debate and public speaking has brought two faculty members together for a debate on whether colleges should provide…
The Lafayette Forensics Team walked away with eighth place in the Lincoln-Douglas Debate at the National Forensics Association National Tournament April…