
Aug 18, 2021
Investigating Why African Americans Have Higher Mortality from Cancer
Destiny Ortiz Fernandez ’22 is conducting research to understand why cancer tumors tend to be more aggressive in African Americans.

Destiny Ortiz Fernandez ’22 is conducting research to understand why cancer tumors tend to be more aggressive in African Americans.

Biology major Erica Chen ’23 is working to better understand biological pathways and genetic factors linked to strokes.

For the past year, Swati Pandey ’23 has been working to mathematically model the life cycle of the spotted lanternfly (SLF), an invasive pest that feeds…

Prof. Daniel Strömbom and Swati Pandey ’23 are the first to publish a study that calculates the population growth rate of the spotted lanternfly.

Prof. Mike Butler spoke to WFMZ-69 News about a mysterious bird illness and how the public can help

In this video series, Lafayette College faculty share their expertise to help us make sense of our complicated world.

Conservation biologist Prof. Meg Rothenberger '02 enjoys introducing Lafayette students to the roll-up-your-sleeves, get-your-hands-dirty aspect of her…

Recent Lafayette alums provide just a small sample of the many rewarding career paths biology grads can follow.

Biology grad and Chicago veterinarian Ariel Aguiar '12 shares how Lafayette College help lay the foundation for her career.

New York City neurologist Kellyann Niotis '12 developed her passion for neuroscience and neurology at Lafayette.