Excelling as the only liberal arts school in a field dominated by large technical institutions, Lafayette finished second among 20 entries in the East…
A book by Howard Bodenhorn, associate professor of economics and business, has been nominated by Oxford University Press for the prestigious Alice Hanson…
Superfan, a film by Amy Banas ’04 (Bixby, Okla.) and Paul Germain ’04 (Coral Springs, Fla.), swept the Jury, Filmmakers’, and Audience Awards at the documentary…
Marquis Scholar Angela Guarino ’04 (Springfield, Pa.) has been researching a 17th century Spanish author’s work for an ambitious honors thesis written…
Dedicated teachers and mentors, Lafayette faculty also produce new knowledge in a broad range of fields. Publications coauthored with students: Laurie…
Chemical engineering major Jessica Whitman ’05 (Fruitland, Md.) is conducting research to determine how molecules are assembled and the effect those structures…
Rising from second place in the fall to edge out last semester’s winners, the team of Aydin Gerek ’07 (Istanbul, Turkey), Ko Ko Maung’07 (Tharkayta Yangon…
The Peace Corps swore in William Bull ’85 as director of the Peace Corps program in Madagascar in a ceremony held at the Paul Coverdell Peace Corps Headquarters…
Marquis Scholar Brian Root ’04 (Benton, Pa.) presented advanced research on metals at a national conference that he conducted through a prestigious program…
Lafayette Environmental Awareness and Protection (LEAP) took the $500 prize for Best Overall Party and another $100 for People’s Choice Award in the 2004…