After working more than four months at the company over three school breaks, Jennifer Langoski ’03 (North Brunswick, N.J.), a double major in civil engineering…
Representatives from Procter & Gamble will present information about their company, including possible career opportunities, 12:15-1 p.m. today in Gagnon…
The Marquis, Lafayette's student literary magazine, is accepting art, prose, and poetry for potential inclusion in the next issue. Submissions should be…
Rob Root, associate professor of mathematics, will speak on “Pi – It’s Not Just a Movie,” noon tomorrow in Pardee Hall room 227. Free and open to the campus…
Economics and business major Suzanne Metzger ’03 (Fair Lawn N.J.) is studying incentives and their impact on the behavior of restaurant waiters and waitresses…
After winning the 2002 Big Break Competition, Katie Todd ’00 performed June 29 at Summerfest, a large music festival in Milwaukee that attracts the likes…
Three current alumni recently paid tribute to David Albala '78, professor of urology and head of minimally invasive surgery at Duke University Medical…
Joining Lafayette's Board of Trustees are George M. Jenkins '74, Radnor, Pa.; Richard A. Grossman '64, Greenwich, Conn.; and Barbara J. Lombardo '83, Chester…
The Program for Acceleration in Careers of Engineering (PACE) and AT&T helped Uneeda Williams '96 discover her interest in and affinity for engineering…
Fifty years ago, D. Herbert Lipson '52 didn't know what the heck was in his future. A government and law graduate, he was busy thinking of joining the…