Mar 1, 2011
Jacquelyn Wilkins ’77 Oversees Environmental Standards for Massport
By Matt Sinclair ‘90 People may have different opinions on what size a city government should be, but everyone wants things to run smoothly. And when…
By Matt Sinclair ‘90 People may have different opinions on what size a city government should be, but everyone wants things to run smoothly. And when…
The inaugural exhibit of the new EPI/Riley Temple Gallery in the Portlock Black Cultural Center will feature works by celebrated painter, author, and illustrator…
Although the path at Lafayette was circuitous for Jacobi Cunningham ’03, it led him to just the spot where he wanted to be. After completing his Ph.D…
J. Peter Simon ’75, a member of Lafayette’s board of trustees and co-chairman of William E. Simon & Sons, LLC, Morristown, N.J., was sworn into office…
Edward W. Ahart ’69 was recently elected to the board of trustees of the Fannie E. Rippel Foundation of Morristown, N.J. A highly regarded lawyer and…
By Robert Bruce Slater When a small group of residents of Bear Creek Township, Pa., voted in 1993 to secede and form a separate borough, they elected Walter…
Accomplished alumni shared their experiences and perspectives with more than 150 junior and senior student leaders at the 2011 Lafayette Leadership Institute…
“This experience opened my eyes to the different aspects within engineering. It isn’t just designing different structures. There is the management…
By Samuel T. Clover ’91 An old joke among IBM employees is that the acronym stands for, “I’ve been moved.” While it once had a pejorative edge…
The campus community mourns the passing of Fred M. Kirby II ’42, who died Tuesday, Feb. 8, at age 91. “Our gratitude to Fred Kirby for a lifetime of…