Apr 13, 2004
Toni Ahrens ’05 is Lafayette Idol
Toni Ahrens ’05 (Hamilton, N.Y.) is the winner of the recent Lafayette Idol singing competition. A double major in psychology and English with a theater…
Toni Ahrens ’05 (Hamilton, N.Y.) is the winner of the recent Lafayette Idol singing competition. A double major in psychology and English with a theater…
Lafayette’s Jazz Ensemble and a cappella singing groups can hear nearly professional recordings of their concerts thanks to the work of Marquis Scholar…
A serious photographer, Davita Crawford ’05 (West Orange, N.J.) learned about the life of a freelance artist by spending three days with quilt artist Carolyn…
A few days before it travels to the annual season-ending national tournament in Illinois, the Forensics Society will give a public demonstration of its…
A double major in government & law and international affairs, Miina Oks ’04 (Talinn, Estonia) has been invited to present her research on the North Atlantic…
Harvard curator Bill Metropolis will discuss the university’s collection of minerals and offer samples for examination noon today in Van Wickle Hall room…
Tarik Ghanim of Amman, Jordan, who graduated magna cum laude from Lafayette last May, has received a Fulbright Student Award to pursue graduate studies…
The Engineers Without Borders (EWB) student group has organized an EWB 5K run/walk for Sunday, May 2, as a fundraiser to benefit its goal of helping developing…
Mike McCooey, assistant professor of mathematics at Franklin and Marshall College, will speak on “Four Manifolds and their Symmetry Groups” 4:30 p.m. Monday…
When Marquis Scholar Lindsay Rutt ’06 (Stevens, Pa.) decided to make a job in public relations her career goal, she combined majors in English and American…