
Nov 11, 2025
Testing the waters
Prof. Kelleher's water temperature research will have important implications for aquatic and riverine habitat, hydrology, and human recreation.

Prof. Kelleher's water temperature research will have important implications for aquatic and riverine habitat, hydrology, and human recreation.

The seeds will be available for sale to the public on the Quad and at the College Store starting Sat., Sept. 27.

Lafayette celebrates 200 years of academic excellence with high marks in engineering, outcomes, financial aid, and more in recent rankings.

Lafayette welcomes new and returning POSP members for program’s 20th anniversary

EVST 375 centers around urban sustainability, investigating how urban centers engage with the natural world around them, and vice versa.

New and gently used items were collected during Lafayette’s annual Green Move Out, sorted, and then sold according to a pay-what-you-can model.

Shuttling between LaFarm and their classroom at Rockwell, Prof. Keeler and his 14 students explored the relationship between land and climate change.

As a policy studies and economics student, Jacqueline Britton's primary research focus has become the business of sustainability.

John Mulcahy ’87, P’27 shares what inspires him about sustainability to remain connected to Lafayette.

Lafayette’s McCartney Street Housing Phase II and William E. Simon Center for Economics and Business earn prestigious Silver certification from LEED…