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…
Trio of Lafayette students researching how to recover phosphorus from wastewater recently had a graduate-level experience presenting findings to faculty…
Engineering and biology team is developing innovative, environmentally friendly material to make buildings more resilient to stress, such as earthquakes…
The Morning Call interviewed Prof. Christa Kelleher on the likelihood that the Lehigh Valley could end up in a drought
Lafayette professors and students step into Easton elementary classrooms for science lessons — and fun.
Lafayette engineering students make learning about water pollution and water quality fun and engaging for Easton fourth graders.
Easton native and Patriot League Player of the Year Leanna Deegan '22 shares how her Lafayette experience has helped her achieve success.
Faculty-student research team is analyzing buildings in Easton and measuring their energy efficiency to determine whether to repurpose them.
Lafayette-Easton Scholar Christopher Taverner is third to make Lafayette feel close to home and yet so far away from the expected.
Professor Kelleher is a hydrologist who studies how human activity shapes water quantity and quality within rivers and watersheds.
Professor Almeida has years of professional experience as an architect and focuses on sustainable buildings and practices.