Jul 9, 2019
Engineering With a Heart
By Bryan Hay Behind every cardiologist and cardiac surgeon are engineers working to perfect ways to monitor the functions of the most essential organ in…
Academic News
Academic News
Jul 2, 2019
Dream Weavers
By Bryan Hay Rachel Marbaker ’19 enjoys traditional knitting with needles and yarn, but her choice of fiber changes when she transitions to her academic…
Jun 21, 2019
It’s a Wrap
By Stephen Wilson A student travels to New York City and buys a fish. She returns to campus and uses a stethoscope and microphones to record the fish’s…
Jun 21, 2019
“Wickedly Smart and Dynamically Engaged”
By Mark Eyerly Christian Combi’s first visit to Lafayette College was in utero to watch—well, maybe feel—the Leopards beat Navy 87-61 to win the…
Jun 20, 2019
Kids Who Code
By Stephen Wilson An astronaut and monster are having a polite conversation. After the astronaut rockets off, the monster eats a big bowl of cheese puffs…
Jun 19, 2019
Business Battle
By Stephen Wilson Laundry at college isn’t easy. For many students, the process begins with finding quarters and then searching for soap. Locating a…
Jun 18, 2019
Math in Everyday Life
By Morgan Strum ’19 Students of Math 306: Operations Research recently presented their final projects, offering mathematical solutions to real-world…
Jun 16, 2019
Musical Ideals
By Stephen Wilson A biology major composes a piece to be performed by the full Concert Band and based on a John Donne poem. Only at Lafayette. Her name…
Jun 13, 2019
Science for Good
By Katie Neitz Small actions can make a big impact. Emilie Henry ’19 knows this well. As a first-year student, Henry arrived at Lafayette with plans…
Jun 12, 2019
Embodying Strength
By Bryan Hay Last summer, Mailinda Hoxha ’19 encountered the remnants of a dark, desolate prison in the thinly vegetated mountains of northwestern Albania…