She once developed an educational program that graduated 200 GED students in rural Puerto Rico By Samuel T. Clover ’91 In 2001, Brenda Santiago ’88 found…
Kara Boodakian ’07 works to improve shows at CNBC By Jess Wason ’11 As an intern at CNBC, Kara Boodakian ’07 never expected to be running through Times…
Henry Dubroff ’72 writes about leaving a secure job to found a business journal and other career adventures I graduated from Lafayette in 1972, amid the…
Ellen Fenlon Beal ’81 kept to shadows while working with apocryphal gospel In the bowels of the nation’s capital, the precious cargo snug against her…
Charley Rose ’58 leads reversal of fortunes for Egyptian companies Working in a different country and business culture can be challenging and frustrating…
She is one of 35 recipients of scholarships worth up to $50,000 per year Chiquita Palha De Sousa ’08 has been selected from more than 1,000 students…
Creating career opportunities for Lafayette students. By Jonathan Ellis ’98 Jonathan Ellis ’98 is an analyst in the equity research department at Merrill…
Lafayette is one of four exclusively undergraduate liberal arts and engineering colleges among the 108 institutions whose students were honored Meredith…
Alan Finder P’08, reporter for The New York Times, reflects on hosting externships for Natalie Cothren ’09 and Meghan Muldowney ’08 Alan Finder P’08…
Footage may be used in ABC News election coverage Jacquelynn Molzon ’08 (Durham, N.C.) is the star of three videos showcasing her political views on…