
Jul 14, 2010
Amy Hinkel ’12 Writes about Her Semester Abroad at Jacobs University in Germany
Over the spring semester, chemical engineering major Amy Hinkel ’12 (Doylestown, Pa.) studied engineering and German language and culture in Lafayette’s…
Over the spring semester, chemical engineering major Amy Hinkel ’12 (Doylestown, Pa.) studied engineering and German language and culture in Lafayette’s…
The Pacific, for which Professor Donald Miller serves as a consultant and writer for accompanying historical material, has been nominated for 24 Emmy Awards…
Through class work and shooting assignments, students in the Digital Photography course learn the ins and outs of successfully composing a fine art photograph…
Rose Marie L. Bukics, Thomas Roy and Lura Forrest Jones Professor of Economics, was honored by the American Educational Publishers Association for her…
By Kevin Gray The former deputy national security adviser for Vice President George H.W. Bush and a Vietnam veteran, Samuel J. Watson ’61 is now serving…
Lafayette’s Steel Bridge Team took seventh place at the 2010 National Student Steel Bridge Competition held at Purdue University. This is the fifth time…
An interdisciplinary team of students and faculty has recently returned to campus after spending a week working on an economic development project in the…
When Ingrid Furniss was 11 years old, she and her family spent three months in Europe visiting museums, learning about different cultures, and exploring…
You could say that Professor Susan Averett’s career has received a lot of interest lately. Most recently, she became co-editor of Eastern Economic Journal…
James O’Connell ’12, of Los Angeles, Calif., died Saturday, June 26, after being hit by a car on the highway. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m…