
Feb 21, 2025
How one geology class led to a 10-day Alaskan adventure
In June 2024, geology students Ellie Spencer ’26 and Kate Marrs ’26 found themselves embarking on a journey to a remote island in Alaska.

In June 2024, geology students Ellie Spencer ’26 and Kate Marrs ’26 found themselves embarking on a journey to a remote island in Alaska.

This summer, the student-led Gov Lab studied measures of political engagement on college campuses in swing states, including Pennsylvania.

We chatted with each of the College’s awardees to get the scoop on their academic achievements, their greatest inspirations at Lafayette, and their aspirations…

Clare Boothe Luce program provides research opportunities for women and paves the way for a more inclusive workplace.

By Bryan Hay In hip waders and water shoes, Prof. Meg Rothenberger ’02 and Eurnett Christopher ’25 step gingerly into a morning chilled, 55-degree…

Assistant Professor of Biology Ezra Lencer and three student-researchers have hit the lab this summer to investigate how stem cells acquire different fates…

Hear directly from some of the scholars, mentors, and alumni who have been impacted by the neuroscience LEARN research program over two decades.

Student-researchers partner with Prof. Lauren Myers to examine how families use video chat to interact across distance.

Prof. Ryan Rosario was recently awarded his first National Science Foundation (NSF) grant for his research on the mechanics of ligament and tendon failure…

Working directly with Prof. Adam Biener, Ainsley Carlson ’24 used statistical models and federal survey data to document mental health care disparities…