History and philosophy graduate Greg Domber ’97 will use a 2003-04 Fulbright grant to study the role of the United States in ending the communist system…
Mayor Anthony Williams has selected Robert J. Spagnoletti ’84 to serve as corporation counsel for Washington, D.C. Spagnoletti has more than 15 years of…
Service-learning is fast becoming an alternative to traditional classroom instruction at Lafayette. The number of courses with a service component has…
The American Society for Engineering Education has given the John A. Curtis Award to John Nestor, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering…
A group of professors and EXCEL Scholars will travel to New York Saturday to attend the opening of an exhibition that includes sculpture created by an…
Several students presented research they conducted in sociology courses at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society in Philadelphia…
PPM America recently hired Anthony Balestrieri ’85 as senior managing director and portfolio manager in its Public Fixed Income/Portfolio Management group…
Before she took a class on the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution at Lafayette, Shannon Sullivan ’04 (Wading River, N.Y.) had never given much thought…
“Railroads aren’t on the radar screen for most Americans. Most complain when they have to stop at a grade crossing in order to let a train go by,” says…
The Easton City Council has approved a permit parking plan for College Hill. Permits will be enforced between 2:30 and 6:30 a.m. seven days a week. In…