This first-person account by David Rappaport ’81 is complemented by one from Steve Frank ’08, one of the interns described in the article. Alumni-sponsored…
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, in Colton Chapel for Sarkis Acopian ’51. Acopian, for whom Acopian Engineering Center is named…
“I want the things that I’m doing to have amazing impact on people’s lives,” says Molefi K. Asante Jr. ’04. “I don’t want there to be negative associations…
“The objective for my artworkis to evoke thought, questioning and discovery,” says Maya Freelon ’05, a young artist who is gaining national and international…
“If we were all asked to independently define ‘the Lafayette Ideal,’ there is no doubt that each definition would differ from the next—a concept…
People might take the American infrastructure for granted each day when they drive to work. Four-lane highways and massive bridges, however, are the work…
His most memorable case as an attorney didn’t come when Dave Reif ’68 represented a European seller of biologicals in U.S. distributorship litigation.…
For Bruce McDermott ’69, the personal attention he gives clients is just as important as the wealth-management services he provides. As senior vice president…
Laura Culp ’82 has made a habit of earning honors. Most recently, she received the 2007 Simonetti Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Akron…
Foreign Service officer Marcia Bernicat ’75 represents U.S. at home and abroad By Kate Helm Growing up near an Army base, Marcia Bernicat ’75 always…