Sep 9, 2021
Virtual Michelangelo
Lafayette art history faculty-student team traveled to Florence to capture Michelangelo’s architecture in virtual reality to share with classes on campus…
Lafayette art history faculty-student team traveled to Florence to capture Michelangelo’s architecture in virtual reality to share with classes on campus…
Faculty research shows the positive impact Women’s and Gender Studies coursework can have on underrepresented engineering students.
Summer scholars create digital projects tackling subjects like art, disenfranchisement, imitation, visibility, politics, religion, and social activism…
Lafayette students share how their immersive research projects are helping them develop new skills that can benefit their future studies and careers.
Destiny Ortiz Fernandez ’22 is conducting research to understand why cancer tumors tend to be more aggressive in African Americans.
For the past year, Swati Pandey ’23 has been working to mathematically model the life cycle of the spotted lanternfly (SLF), an invasive pest that feeds…
Amanuel Zewge '22 applies computer science skills to develop a video game that tests children for reading impairment.
Prof. Daniel Strömbom and Swati Pandey ’23 are the first to publish a study that calculates the population growth rate of the spotted lanternfly.
Three government and laws seniors share insights on their honors thesis projects and how Lafayette faculty mentors inspired them.
Members of the Lafayette community recently received National Science Foundation Fellowships, including robotics engineer Gabrielle Conard ’21.