May 10, 2021
Seniors Think Outside the Box for Government and Law Thesis
Three government and laws seniors share insights on their honors thesis projects and how Lafayette faculty mentors inspired them.
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.
Jerri Norman ’21 is researching how the COVID-19 has affected public transportation, essential workers, and policy implementation.
Prof. Lindsay Soh receives 2020 Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award, which will support her ongoing research in green chemistry and engineering.
Blending science, mathematics, and computer science, Zhaoyi Ding ’21 is researching a preventive diagnostic method for stroke.
In honor of National STEM Day, we celebrate students and alumni who are among Lafayette's creative thinkers and persistent problem-solvers
Lafayette is piloting a program to provide funding to students for travel related to their senior honors thesis research.
College pivots to virtual, interactive format to enable students to share their research findings.
"This research could help widen the field of knowledge on terrestrial salamanders and inform environmental management plans on forest quality.”
"It’s crucial that we gain an understanding of how current members of the Supreme Court will impact society as a whole."