Academic News
Susan A. Niles, professor of anthropology at Lafayette College, will present a slide lecture on her photo essay “Concrete Visions” at 12:15 p.m. Thursday…
Led by Geoffrey Gresh, a sophomore from Lowell, Mass., the Lafayette Forensics Society placed sixth in the Pennsylvania State Individual Events Association…
Brandt Siegel, a first-year student from Marysville, Ohio, led the way for the Lafayette Forensics Society in a two-day swing tournament hosted by Boston…
Lafayette College’s newly formed mock trial team will face its first official competition in an American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) regional tournament…
Lafayette College’s newly formed mock trial team, made up of 10 first-year students, was named an “Outstanding New Team” in its first official competition…
“Not very often does a college student get the opportunity to actually create something that could, in theory, have such enormous policy implications,…
“As a female lawyer, I will still be a minority working in East Asia,” says Teresa Schroeder, a senior from Renton, Wash., and a graduate of Seattle Preparatory…
“I was motivated to do this project because I hope to go to graduate school and pursue a master’s degree in museum studies,” says Beverly Kendall, a senior…
“The laser we use, the data acquisition process with several instruments, spending effort and time to get accurate results, and working with visible objects…
Erin Muller, a senior Marquis Scholar at Lafayette College, has been honored by USA Today as one of the top 100 college students in the nation. Muller…