Mulu Sendek, a researcher and lecturer in law at Ethiopian Civil Service College, will speak on “African Union: Finally a Reality?” 12:15 p.m. today in…
Someday, long after Gozde Ulas ’05 (Nicosia, Cyprus) leaves Lafayette, scientists using a method of synthesizing a chemical compound she developed in college…
Facing the danger of gas explosions as they combed the debris, New York firefighters relied on a team of five deep infrastructure experts including Karen…
A memorial service at 4 p.m. today will honor Charles L. Best, professor emeritus of engineering, whose distinguished Lafayette career as teacher, mentor…
Juniors interested in working in a “business environment” can apply for a renewable $5,000 Liberty Mutual Scholarship. Students also can apply to serve…
During her first year at Lafayette, Sarah Kolb ’07 (Berkley Heights, N.J.) conducted general experiments in a chemistry lab, but those were nothing compared…
Instead of watching summer blockbusters at the movie theater, Mateen Poonawala‘07 (Karachi, Pakistan) worked with a technology that makes some of their…
After participating last spring for the first time in many years, the International Affairs Club is enthusiastically awaiting the next National Model United…
The McKelvy House Scholars hosted a dinner discussion Wednesday evening on “Materialism, Satisfaction, and Poverty.” The discussion was led by McKelvy…
A jazz concert, midnight karaoke, standup comedy, two picnics, a Welcome Back Bash, a football game, a dinner discussion, and screenings of the film Troyare…