Jul 29, 2009
Blowing The Whistle on Corruption
Mychal Wilson ’89 exposed fraud and helped bring about $515 million in settlements between pharmaceutical giant and state and federal governments Every…
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Jul 23, 2009
Professor Curlee Holton Presents Workshops on African American Culture in Costa Rica
His artwork also is placed in the permanent collections of the U.S. Embassy in Limon, Costa Rica; The Philadelphia Museum of Art; and the LaGrange Art…
Jul 17, 2009
Danielle Jenkins ’10 Uses Mice to Learn about Developmental Dyslexia in Humans
Psychology major writes about EXCEL research with Lisa Gabel, assistant professor of psychology Danielle Jenkins ’10 (Shirley, N.Y.) is working on EXCEL…
Jun 29, 2009
College Introduces New Major in Asian Studies
Program will help expand the geographical and cultural scope of the College’s global offerings Lafayette is offering students a new avenue to study the…
Jun 9, 2009
Marvin Clecidor ’09 Traces His African Roots
He performed an independent study exploring how West African culture has influenced his hometown of Lakeland, Fla. Courtney Morin ’10 Marvin Clecidor ’09…
Jun 1, 2009
Covering Hip-Hop Culture and More at ‘The Source’
Michael Ahene ’08 writes for influential NYC magazine as well as alternative publication Michael Ahene ’08 is a contributing writer for The Source, a…
May 28, 2009
Ryan Wright ’10 Discovers How Past Experiences Affect Decision-making
He worked on an independent study with Robert Allan, associate professor of psychology Psychology major Ryan Wright ’10 (Washington, D.C.) and Robert…
May 6, 2009
Students, Faculty, and Staff Honored for Dedication to Multiculturalism and Other Contributions to the Lafayette Community
Annual Diversity Awards and Aaron O. Hoff Awards ceremonies are held Lafayette students, faculty, staff, and organizations were honored for their efforts…
May 5, 2009
Amanda Berger ’09 Investigates Social Implications of Single-Mother Families
Anthropology and sociology major is performing an honors thesis under the guidance of Rebecca Kissane, assistant professor of anthropology and sociology…
May 4, 2009
Students Will Work with Easton Community Groups to Discover New Possibilities for the City’s Arts Scene and the West Ward
Grants from the William T. Morris Foundation and the West Ward Neighborhood Partnership will support ‘Community Fellows’ Jordan Kaplan ’10 (Livingston…