History in our hands: The founding years of Lafayette from the archives
In this video, take a look at the founding years of Lafayette from the archives.
In this video, take a look at the founding years of Lafayette from the archives.
A little-known petroleum geologist from Texas who explored oil fields in Mexico is the inspiration for Prof. Mónica Salas Landa’s Jones Faculty Lecture…
The 400 postcards in the collection were written in Japan in the months immediately after the end of World War II.
WFMZ quoted John Kincaid, Robert B. and Helen S. Meyner Professor of Government and Public Service, in its March 6 report.
Meet the 2023 Landis Active Citizens, who, through their work, are making the Lehigh Valley—and the world—a more collaborative and inclusive place…
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With viols, lutes, harpsichord, recorders, and voice, La Morra will celebrate its work with Prof. Anthony Cummings and bring Pope Leo X's music back to…
Prof. Michael Feola was quoted in a Feb. 14 article in the Straits Times, the most widely read newspaper in Singapore.
Prof. Mary Roth shares a love of music with other engineering faculty and taps into its endless joys to inspire students and her research.
Prof. Olga Duhl's new book is the first devoted to the literary representations and ideological functions of the “subject” in a significant body of…
WFMZ featured the work of Paul Barclay, professor of history, and John Wilson, laboratory coordinator in the geology department, to digitize internment…