
Apr 25, 2017
Earth Week Energizes Campus
Starting with a carnival on the Quad followed by a visit with renowned ecologist George Woodwell, author of Visions of a Plundered Planet, Earth Week…
Starting with a carnival on the Quad followed by a visit with renowned ecologist George Woodwell, author of Visions of a Plundered Planet, Earth Week…
An interdisciplinary group of students researching the nitrogen cycle is considering composting as a way to relieve the effects of excess nitrogen on campus…
Not everyone drilling the ocean floor is looking for fossil fuel. Some like Kira Lawrence, associate professor of geology, are looking to tell our planet’s…
During this month’s Earth Day celebrations, students will explore issues of environmental justice, campus sustainability, and energy alternatives through…
Students had some fall fun carving pumpkins on the Quad. The picnic was hosted by the Environmental Science and Studies programs and featured produce grown…
A powerful account of the current wave of mass extinctions ushered the Class of 2018 into the intellectual life of the campus. Last summer’s reading…
Childhood vacations to the beaches at Wildwood, N.J., created more than fond family memories for Lauren Cesanek ’15 (Whitehall, Pa.)—ocean and beach…
David Sunderlin has a special connection to Alaska, one that dates back 55 million years. The associate professor of geology studies fossil leaves and…
By Robin Rogers Lafayette’s campus on College Hill overlooks the confluence of two major rivers, the mighty Delaware—longest undammed river east of…
For Megan Rothenberger, the best way to coach students as they put the scientific method into action is through course-based research. The students in…