Oct 15, 2021
New Cutting-Edge Equipment Enhances Faculty, Student Research
Acquisition of a crystal X-ray diffractometer diffractometer gives researchers from chemistry, geology physics, and environmental engineering access to…
Faculty Research
Oct 8, 2021
New Book Brings Historical Context to Modern Food
Prof. Benjamin Cohen provides compelling look at the social and industrial forces behind our modern way of eating..
Oct 5, 2021
Prof. Kira Lawrence’s Research Published in Science News Magazine
Paleoclimatologist is reconstructing past climate conditions to better understand how Earth will react to increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere…
Sep 30, 2021
Prof. Daniel Strömbom Shares Insights on Spotted Lanternfly Population
Biology professor used mathematical modeling to show population growth of invasive pest is not easily manageable.
Sep 9, 2021
Virtual Michelangelo
Lafayette art history faculty-student team traveled to Florence to capture Michelangelo’s architecture in virtual reality to share with classes on campus…
Sep 7, 2021
Remembering 9/11: Are Flashbulb Memories Accurate 20 Years Later?
Prof. Jennifer Talarico has long studied why our memories of 9/11 have changed over time.
Sep 3, 2021
Advancing Equity and Inclusion in STEM
Faculty research shows the positive impact Women’s and Gender Studies coursework can have on underrepresented engineering students.
Sep 1, 2021
Prof. Justin Hines Surpasses $1 Million in Research Funding
Latest grant supports research that could eventually lead to effective treatments for diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.
Aug 30, 2021
Prof. Jennifer Talarico Talks Changing 9/11 Memories with The Independent
Cognitive psychologist explains how memories of 9/11 and other traumatic events can change over time
Aug 28, 2021
Does Hamilton Teach History or Heritage?
In her new book, Prof. Mary Jo Lodge examines how the Broadway smash “cherry-picked” the past.