Aug 12, 2002
Christopher Royle ’03 Works to Minimize Animal Testing
Electrical and computer engineering major Christopher Royle ’03 (Stockton, N.J.) is engaging in a summer research project that could help minimize animal…
Electrical and computer engineering major Christopher Royle ’03 (Stockton, N.J.) is engaging in a summer research project that could help minimize animal…
Diane Ahl, Arthur J. ’55 and Barbara S. Rothkopf Professor of Art History, has edited a groundbreaking collection of essays on an influential Florentine…
Twenty-two first-year students will perform volunteer service in Easton before taking their first class at Lafayette this fall. The new students will work…
Geology major Daniel Latham ’04 (Islip Terrace, N.Y.) is examining the effects of wildfires as part of an intensive summer-long research project. A participant…
Peter Susi ’03 (Unionville, Conn.), a double major in electrical and computer engineering and economics and business, is trying to fix “packet loss” —…
Easton resident Nathan Tyson ’04, a double major in civil engineering and geology, is mapping the bedrock topography of Northampton County as part of an…
Three alumni of Lafayette have been elected to the College’s Board of Trustees. They are George M. Jenkins of Radnor, Pa.; Richard A. Grossman of Greenwich…
Diane Cole Ahl, Arthur J. '55 and Barbara S. Rothkopf Professor of Art History at Lafayette, has edited a groundbreaking collection of essays on an influential…
Students will get their first look inside Oechsle Hall, which promises to make Lafayette’s popular programs in psychology and neuroscience even stronger…
Lucy Smith ’03 (Red Bank, N.J.), a double major in French and art, is honing her French skills by translating newsletter articles published by and for…