Mar 19, 2022
Creating solutions for community challenges
New fellowship enables students to apply entrepreneurial skills, energy, and ideas to help the city of Easton implement its Climate Action Plan.
Faculty and Staff
Mar 14, 2022
Faculty hosting first-ever conference on the study of nighttime in Africa
Scholars from around the world are expected to join Profs. Robert Blunt and Christopher Lee to explore the study of nighttime in Africa at a conference…
Mar 11, 2022
Professional musicians perform and teach as part of special residency
New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players is serving as the 2021-2022 Alan and Wendy Pesky Artists in Residence, which brings notable musicians to perform…
Mar 10, 2022
Photo gallery: scenes from Founders’ Day
Cake, community, conversations, and contributions marked the 196th anniversary of the College’s founding.
Mar 10, 2022
New robotics lab will support teaching and research across disciplines
Engineering's new robotics lab is being designed to attract not only integrative engineering majors, but also students studying other disciplines, including…
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
Mar 9, 2022
Founders’ Day gift to elevate soccer programs
Former Lafayette soccer player Peter Gummeson ’80 is donating a gift that will fund upgrades and create a facility that players, fans, coaches, and alumni…
Mar 8, 2022
Expert commentary: Prof. Paul Barclay on war photography
WFMZ-TV interviewed Prof. Paul Barclay regarding a graphic image published by The New York Times showing Ukrainian victims of a Russian attack.
Mar 7, 2022
Women in the workforce
A chat with economics professor Susan Averett about her latest book, which explains obstacles women face in claiming equal economic status.
Mar 3, 2022
Expert commentary: Prof. John Kincaid interviewed on landmark infrastructure law
Prof. John Kincaid told NPR that Pennsylvania's share of historic infrastructure bill may depend on state matching requirements