May 26, 2023
Student tutors bring language skills to Paxinosa Elementary School
For the past year on Wednesday nights, a multidisciplinary, bilingual group of Lafayette students has helped Spanish-speaking parents learn English.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
May 12, 2023
Class report details path to carbon neutrality at Metzgar Fields
Report recommends specific actions to achieve 2025 carbon neutrality goal at Metzgar.
May 5, 2023
Alexander Alvarez ’23 featured in Al Día News
Alexander Alvarez ’23 (civil engineering and a minor in psychology) is featured in the latest edition of Al Día News, a Philadelphia-based publication…
Sep 26, 2022
Dan Huang
Visiting instructor of civil and environmental engineering recently completed six years of graduate studies at the Lyles School of Civil Engineering at…
Jul 22, 2022
Walter Scott ’59 reflects on a lifetime of Lafayette loyalty
'I feel that much of my success in life is directly attributable to what Lafayette did for me. And I feel it’s essential to give back.'
Jun 14, 2022
Connected Classrooms helps elementary students answer life’s big questions
Long-running Lafayette program that provides hands-on learning to Easton elementary students expands to reach additional grade levels and new subject areas…
Apr 29, 2022
Student researchers present at American Chemical Society conference
Trio of Lafayette students researching how to recover phosphorus from wastewater recently had a graduate-level experience presenting findings to faculty…
Mar 29, 2022
Building on stronger grounds
Engineering and biology team is developing innovative, environmentally friendly material to make buildings more resilient to stress, such as earthquakes…
Mar 9, 2022
Expert commentary: Prof. Christa Kelleher on determining and monitoring drought
The Morning Call interviewed Prof. Christa Kelleher on the likelihood that the Lehigh Valley could end up in a drought
Jan 12, 2022
Connected Classrooms Brings an Excitement for Science to Easton Elementary Schools
Lafayette professors and students step into Easton elementary classrooms for science lessons — and fun.