Academic News
Curlee Raven Holton, associate professor of art and director of Lafayette’s Experimental Printmaking Institute, will speak on “Integrating Computer Technology…
First-year student Michael Lestingi of Tallmadge, Ohio, helped lead the Lafayette Forensics Society to a fourth-place team sweepstakes finish in a tournament…
Lafayette student members of the American Chemical Society (ACS) are turning children on to science during National Chemistry Week, Nov. 6-10. The society…
Buffie Longmire ’02 of Watertown, Mass., a graduate of Cushing Academy, studied the psychological concept known as “stereotype threat” with Matthew S.…
For senior Marquis Scholar Jessica Calaman of Newville, Pa., a graduate of Big Springs High School, the best way to learn about polymers is to make her…
A night at the theater doesn’t usually bring to mind issues of safety and working conditions, but Marquis Scholar Kim Corbett of Clifton, N.J., a graduate…
One of many minds working toward a cure for cancer is senior biology major Kei Ouchi of West Covina, Calif., a graduate of New Hampton School, New Hampton…
The powerful, highly popular companion web site for A Biography of America, the PBS TV series and telecourse spearheaded by Donald L. Miller, Lafayette…
If you wanted to know what went into building the Great Pyramid of Giza, even the most renowned archaeologists couldn’t tell you — until now, that is.…
D.C. Jackson, associate professor of history and chair of the American Studies program at Lafayette, appears in an episode of the acclaimed five-part PBS…