COVID-19 and social distancing may have prevented the Student Research Poster Session—a biannual tradition—from physically taking place on the Lafayette campus this fall. But that didn’t stop the College from showcasing the exceptional research students conducted during the spring and summer semesters.
Chloe Triolo discusses her work with Prof. Khadijah Mitchell on using natural products against tumors.
Rochelle Greenidge ’20
What can raw data tell you? Quite a bit, actually, as these students learned.
We chatted with each of the College’s awardees to get the scoop on their academic achievements, their greatest inspirations at Lafayette, and their aspirations…
Clare Boothe Luce program provides research opportunities for women and paves the way for a more inclusive workplace.
At Lafayette, sustainability isn’t just an ambition: It’s a beating pulse that’s felt throughout campus.
The Spring Poster Session showcased the outstanding work of Lafayette students across a variety of disciplines. These scholars worked closely with their faculty mentors over the course of the academic year to shed light on such topics as political motivations for supporting climate change, high-tech methods for bird tracking, and the ideal biomechanics of a golf swing. Read more.
