Dec 13, 2002
Brendan Rivage-Seul Conducts Intense Study of Cuban History
Sophomore Brendan Rivage-Seul (Berea, Ky.) immersed himself in the rich history of Cuba this semester. “The aim of the course was to analyze historical…
Sophomore Brendan Rivage-Seul (Berea, Ky.) immersed himself in the rich history of Cuba this semester. “The aim of the course was to analyze historical…
By working to perfect an outdated system that tests artificial hearts, Farhan Ahmed ’05 (Utter Pradesh, India) is laying steppingstones that will reduce…
Mechanical engineering seniors will report on their design projects and honors theses 9 a.m. in room 102 of Kunkel Hall today. Group projects include an…
Two Lafayette professors debated the policies and actions of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank last week. In a forum sponsored by Students…
Junior Noah Goldstein (Barrington, R.I.) is among a handful of Lafayette students gaining an intensive political education in the nation’s capital this…
Two students who organized an auction fund-raiser will present a $500 check to the Safe Harbor homeless shelter this week. Rachael Blackman, a junior neuroscience…
The Elegba Principle, an installation by renowned artist Willie Cole, will be exhibited through Feb. 22 in the Richard A. and Rissa W. Grossman Gallery…
Two groups of Lafayette students scored within the top fifth of teams in the highly competitive Mid-Atlantic Region of the Association for Computing Machinery…
Posters of artwork by students, faculty, and visiting artists associated with Lafayette’s Williams Visual Arts Building are being sold to benefit the Iris…
Marquis Scholar Omoniyi Adekanmbi ’04 (New Carrollton, Md.) is exploring the gap in test scores between black and white students in an independent study…