Oct 12, 2022
In the media: Prof. John Kincaid on Supreme Court’s undated Pennsylvania ballot ruling
Interviewed by WFMZ-69 News, Prof. Kincaid weighs in on how U.S. Supreme Court decision may affect balloting in Pennsylvania.
News and Features
Oct 12, 2022
Desmond Austin-Miller ’17 helps businesses bridge the communications gap
Posse alum says anthropology and sociology gave him a skill set to "influence real change"
Oct 11, 2022
Lafayette engineering trio wins Tau Beta Pi scholarships
Lafayette seniors Jed Alterman, Meg Dodge, and Danielle Lemisch are among the 254 engineering students from across the country to receive the competitive…
Oct 7, 2022
Raising up inclusive STEM
“Diversity is a fact, inclusion is an act,” couldn’t have been more meaningful and relevant as more than 300 students, faculty, and staff attended…
Oct 6, 2022
Prize-winning author Dara Horn to discuss her book People Love Dead Jews Oct. 12 at Lafayette College
Prof. Monika Rice will discuss with Horn why she wrote the book and the provocative nature of the topic.
Oct 6, 2022
In the media: Prof. Derek Smith quoted in national article about lottery play
Mathematics Prof. Derek Smith featured in U.S. News & World Report article about why people play the lottery and the chances of winning.
Oct 5, 2022
Prof. Sue Wenze receives Fulbright to advance her research in mental health care for mothers of multiples
Fulbright award will support collaborative research with faculty at University of Coimbra in Portugal
Oct 4, 2022
Studying trans access to comprehensive care, experiences in South Central Appalachia
Nadia Manasfi '23 hopes her research will help advocate for the transgender community's health care rights and needs
Oct 4, 2022
Research project seeks better understanding of white nationalist ideology
Jacob Moldover '24 is studying white nationalism in the United States, to understand how racial anxieties about replacement motivate, shape, and define…
Oct 3, 2022
In the media: John Clark on how the internet has eroded ability to read maps
HuffPost interviewed Lafayette's geospatial services librarian about research traditions that have been eliminated by the internet