Dec 12, 2008
Students Focus on Education to Address Easton’s Flooding Problems
Technology Clinic is working on exhibits and marketing for proposed flood museum Students in this year’s Technology Clinic are working with the New York-based…
Technology Clinic is working on exhibits and marketing for proposed flood museum Students in this year’s Technology Clinic are working with the New York-based…
Art major Jon Canter ’11 writes about his work with local children to produce a sculpture for Easton’s Breast Cancer Awareness Garden Art major Jon…
Robert Peoples ’08, one of many students Fried has mentored in research, co-authored a chapter Bernard Fried, Kreider Professor Emeritus of Biology,…
He writes about his radio astronomy research with Lyle Hoffman, professor and head of physics Peiyuan Mao ’11 (Yangzhou Jiangsu Province, China), a double…
Amanda Smith ’10 writes about her digital design work with Lew Minter, director of the media lab Amanda Smith ’10 (Henderson, Nev.), a double major…
One project focuses on improving an Easton neighborhood’s “urban ecology,” another on issues related to floods and flooding The College’s two current…
Suzanne Manning ’09 writes about running ‘Teach Psychology’ day at Easton Area High School Psychology major Suzanne Manning ’09 (Trumbull, Conn…
Chemistry major David Goodwin ’10 writes about his research with Professor Tina Huang Chemistry major David Goodwin ’10 (New Hope, Pa.) is performing…
Team competed against 19 other schools from across the region The Lafayette Forensics Society placed second overall at the New York University Skyline…
Lafayette awarded the American Abstract Expressionist painter an honorary degree Robert S. Mattison, Marshall R. Metzgar Professor of Art History, acted…