Jun 14, 2022
Connected Classrooms helps elementary students answer life’s big questions
Long-running Lafayette program that provides hands-on learning to Easton elementary students expands to reach additional grade levels and new subject areas…
STEM
Jun 8, 2022
Angela Busheska ’25 named to Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Responding to pollution in North Macedonia, Angela Busheska ’25 created an app to measure the amount of carbon emitted through everyday activities.
Jun 5, 2022
Whitehall grad turned Goldwater Scholar wants to use science for the greater good
Samantha Ganser ’23 is among this year’s 417 Goldwater Scholars, selected from a pool of 1,242 nominees from 433 colleges and universities from across…
May 25, 2022
Camille Carthy ’23 earns prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
At Lafayette, Carthy developed interest in chemistry and English, which she blended together with her neuroscience major to create a rich, multifaceted…
May 20, 2022
Student-faculty research sheds light on collective motion in animals
How can a flock of birds or school of fish move together in synchronized patterns? Grace Tulevech ’22 and Prof. Daniel Strömbom's research furthers…
May 16, 2022
Making the most of it
Alex Ashley '22, a chemical and biomolecular engineering major and mathematics minor from Jamaica, is Lafayette's 2022 Pepper Prize winner.
Mar 22, 2022
Video: Inside the Archives
This Women's History Month, learn about the Grace Hopper Coding Glossary and Marie Curie's Treatise on Radioactivity, two artifacts that live within the…
Mar 9, 2022
Founders’ Day gift to revitalize and expand Portlock Black Cultural Center
Heidi Ludwick Hanson ’91 is helping to enrich the multicultural student experience on campus and enhance the Portlock Center's impact on the rest of…
Feb 23, 2022
Cutting-edge microscope inspires student scientists
WFMZ-TV covered Lafayette's acquisition of a new scanning-electron microscope, a tool that will unlock research opportunities for faculty and students…
Feb 2, 2022
Women+ in Physics Club receives grant from American Physical Society
The $1,000 grant will fund a variety of events and activities WiP+ plans to hold throughout the spring and fall semesters.