Jan 3, 2008
Students Learn about The Black Experience
Course taught by John McCartney, professor of government and law, focuses on contributions of Africans and African Americans to humanity worldwide The…
Course taught by John McCartney, professor of government and law, focuses on contributions of Africans and African Americans to humanity worldwide The…
Exhibit will run Jan. 3-27 Easton-based artist Isadore LaDuca will be holding an exhibit of his latest paintings in the Williams Center for the Arts gallery…
College will participate in national teach-in event on fighting global climate change The College, along with more than 1,000 other colleges, universities…
She explores the behavior of blood vessels for her honors thesis Alison Disbrow ’08 (Belvidere, N.J.) is pursuing an A.B. in Engineering Studies. She…
Chihyu Chen ’09 discusses his EXCEL research with Erol Ulucakli, associate professor of mechanical engineering Chihyu Chen ’09 (Bangkok, Thailand)…
Eight engineering students will work on project during January interim session Eight members of the College’s Engineers Without Borders (EWB) will travel…
Kari Andersen ’08 compares contemporary filmmaker Michael Moore with 19th-century Spanish essayist in her honors thesis Kari Andersen ’08 (Patchogue…
Group worked with William Miles, professor and head of chemistry Six students working under the guidance of William Miles, professor and head of chemistry…
Exhibit in the Grossman Gallery will run Jan. 24 – March 1 Karina Aguilera Skvirsky, assistant professor of art, is using photography to shed light on…
Katie Schultes ’08 explores how alcohol affects memory in honors research Katie Schultes ’08 (West Deptford, N.J.) is a biology major. She is performing…