
Jun 10, 2022
Prof. Caroline Séquin Wins Article Prize
Prof. Caroline Séquin's prize-winning article explores the world of white prostitution in colonial Dakar, Senegal

Prof. Caroline Séquin's prize-winning article explores the world of white prostitution in colonial Dakar, Senegal

Inaugural SoTL Scholar, Prof. Heidi Hendrickson, aims to have chemistry students develop demos that will help them help each other

Computer science prof. receives highly competitive Google Research Scholar Program award to support research on making machine learning systems more ethical…

Assistant professor of economics featured in CNBC article about her recent research on shortcomings with Social Security benefits.

Prof. Ian Smith is continuing to make important contributions to Shakespeare studies as he embarks on new research that speaks directly to issues of diversity…

Backed by a collaborative programming grant, the program will challenge mainstream media narratives and address indigenous religious belief systems that…

National Science Foundation grant will support Woo and his student researchers as they study atmospheric aerosols, which contribute to the warming of the…

Lafayette College Trustee Emeritus Alan Pesky '56 will discuss his recently published memoir, More to Life than More: A Memoir of Misunderstanding, Loss…

Prof. Jenn Stroud Rossmann discusses the Whiffle ball on Short Wave, NPR's science-themed podcast.

On April 14, Prof. Zoe Boekelheide will share the surprising properties of magnetism that arise in her research and their applications in modern technology…