Sep 30, 2021
Labor Shortages Reflect a Change in Workforce Behavior
Christopher Ruebeck, associate professor of economics, spoke with WLVR-FM, the Lehigh Valley’s NPR affiliate, about the labor shortages happening across…
In the Media
Sep 30, 2021
Holiday Shopping: Should You Start Now?
Christopher Ruebeck, associate professor of economics, spoke to WLVR-FM, the Lehigh Valley’s NPR affiliate, about the pandemic’s impact on consumer spending…
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 29, 2021
Lafayette’s Refugee Action Club Receives Media Attention
WFMZ-TV highlighted the work of Refugee Action, a club that helps refugee families adjust to life in the Lehigh Valley.
Sep 27, 2021
Lafayette Muslim Student Shares 9/11 Perspective
Imane Halal ’23 wrote an op-ed for the Morning Call about life as a Muslim American following the Sept. 11 attacks. Halal, a women’s, gender, and sexuality…
Sep 16, 2021
What Is Going on with Inflation?
Julie Smith, professor of economics at Lafayette College, discusses inflation on NPR's Marketplace.
Sep 14, 2021
Lafayette Student Discusses West Baltimore Project on Saudi TV
Khalid Al-Motaery ’23 is participating in collaborative learning effort aimed at bringing social and economic redress to West Baltimore communities.
Sep 7, 2021
Prof. Jennifer Talarico Talks 9/11 Memories with Associated Press
Prof. Jennifer Talarico explains how much of what we remember about 9/11 is influenced by our present-day lives.
Sep 3, 2021
Prof. Rachel Goshgarian Shares Expertise on “All Things Armenian” Podcast
The Armenian historian discussed her scholarship as a medievalist, her travels to Turkey, and her new position with the Journal of the Society for Armenian…
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