May 11, 2001
Kim Lavalley ’01 Among Six Students Nationwide to Speak at Bioethics Forum
Lafayette senior Kim Lavalley (Nashua, N.H.) was one of only six students nationwide selected to speak at “The Ethics and Politics of Reproductive Technologies…
Academic News
Lafayette senior Kim Lavalley (Nashua, N.H.) was one of only six students nationwide selected to speak at “The Ethics and Politics of Reproductive Technologies…
A group of seven students worked with an international sculptor and painter this semester to produce “Press and Vent,” a 6.5-foot-tall concrete sculpture…
Four Lafayette mechanical engineering students have built a robot that they hope will eliminate the competition in a BattleBots tournament May 22-28 in…
Students in the Engineering and Society class have written critiques and essays that are accompanying a local art exhibition to provide insight into its…
Lafayette students Alex Balan, Steve DiMauro, and Tim Fargus will be joined this summer by students from other top colleges and universities for eight…
The latest exhibition in the Grossman Gallery in Lafayette’s new Williams Visual Arts Building showcases the creativity of artistic expression by Lafayette…
If you’re a fan of dance or electronic music, you might enjoy listening to John Hunt’s honors thesis. A music major from Montclair, N.J., Hunt recorded…
Marc Ampaw ’02 of Accra, Ghana, improved his language skills by helping translate scholarly articles from German to English with Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger…
Ilan Peleg, Charles A. Dana Professor of Government and Law, will speak on “Is There a Way Out of the Middle East Crisis?” 8-9:30 p.m. today in room 104…
The winners have been announced for the spring semester Barge Mathematics Competition. Teams of three to five students tried to solve one mathematics problem…