Nov 6, 2026
From concept to gallery: Lafayette students help shape an art exhibition
Blending art history research with hands-on printmaking, Profs. Eric Hupe and Kath Yarkosky give students an opportunity to help bring an art exhibit to…
Innovative Teaching and Learning
Oct 20, 2026
Prof. Xu Ma earns competitive grant to help students explore Chinese religious culture through music and movement
Prof. Xu Ma earns ASIANetwork grant supporting artist and scholar residencies connecting students with traditional Chinese healing arts, music, and new…
Mar 31, 2026
Honoring the exceptional work of Lafayette faculty at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
At a special Bicentennial event in Los Angeles, Profs. Katherine Groo and Eric Hupe highlight the vital role of the arts in education, understanding the…
Mar 18, 2026
Inside the classroom: A ‘Boring Class’ that’s too good to miss
First-Year Seminar “The Boring Class” uses the topic of boredom as the lens for learning
Jan 26, 2026
Inside the classroom: Easton through an anthropologist’s eyes
In Prof. Matthew DeMaio's Anthropology of the City course, students head into Downtown Easton to study the influence cities have on culture and daily life
Jan 22, 2026
Putting learning into practice in Lafayette’s backyard
Students in Mary Wilford-Hunt’s Introduction to Architectural Engineering course don’t just study how buildings are made—they watch them come to…
Oct 9, 2025
A lens into the past
In her most recent photo exhibit, artist Karina Aguilera Skvirsky uses her camera lens as a time machine to the ’80s.
Sep 15, 2025
Building an enhanced student experience
EXCEL Scholar Mita Crane ’26 spent this summer creating a new way for students to visualize the economic concepts they’re learning in class.
Jul 9, 2025
Inside the classroom: The gifts and burdens of computer technology
In Computers and Society, students are challenged to explore the positive and negative impacts of technology on society and everyday life.
Nov 24, 2023
Chemistry Prof. Michael Bertucci earns distinguished Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
Michael Bertucci, assistant professor of chemistry, is one of eight U.S. professors to be named a 2023 Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar.