Dec 21, 2009
One Student’s Take on Argentina: Full of ‘Quirkiness, Style, and Culture’
Richard Durham ’11 writes on learning about business, culture, and natural beauty in Argentina Richard Durham ’11 (Braintree, Mass.), a double major in…
Richard Durham ’11 writes on learning about business, culture, and natural beauty in Argentina Richard Durham ’11 (Braintree, Mass.), a double major in…
A multidisciplinary student-faculty team is evaluating the impact of redevelopment on residents and neighbors of a public housing neighborhood. Lauren…
Former Alumni Association president leads group serving exceptionally wealthy clients Jamie McLaughlin ’76 recently became CEO of Geller Family Office…
Another class will report on Slate Belt job creation today Six students in a Technology Clinic class spent the past two semesters working with Easton’s…
Award will support sustainable water project in El Convento, Honduras The Lafayette student chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB) has been awarded…
Marie Garofalo ’10 writes about her semester studying in Sydney, Australia Marie Garofalo ’10 (Randolph, N.J.), a double major in English and policy…
Quilt is in The Chemistry of Color exhibit, which ran August-November at the Taft Museum of Art and is currently at the Columbia Art Museum Quilt by Curlee…
Home and Family in Japan will be published in May 2010 By Meghan Cloonan ’10 In her upcoming book, Allison Alexy, assistant professor of anthropology and…
He is an international expert on federalism, intergovernmental relations, and constitutionalism By Meghan Cloonan ’10 Professor John Kincaid has written…
Student- and faculty-produced film focuses on the College’s Corn on the Quad sustainability project Dig The Earth, a student- and faculty-produced film…