Once again, Lafayette’s first-year students will analyze, discuss and learn about literature together before even arriving on campus in the fall. The Class…
Eighteenth and 19th century America from the viewpoint of foreign visitors is the subject of research by a student working for Skillman Library this summer…
Baseball fever, bossy sophomores, and risky rush activities were all part of campus life 100 years ago, a present-day Lafayette student has found in summer…
“Art and Artists of Costa Rica,” an exhibition of work by four artists, will be displayed from July 11-August 17 at the Williams Visual Arts Building,…
Joshua Sanborn, assistant professor of history, has received an American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship for research that he will conduct while…
An interest in hydrology and environmental engineering has led Ting Fong (May) Chui ’03 of Hong Kong, China to research methods to clean up ground water…
For his EXCEL work this summer, Myat Lin ’04 of Yangon, Myanmar is tackling a project involving the intersection of three disciplines: engineering, biology…
A malfunctioning toaster oven in the basement of Marquis Hall set off fire alarms at 11:38 a.m. today. A public safety officer responding to the alarms…
Three students have coauthored papers with faculty that were recently published in academic journals. Two of the papers were written with Bernard Fried…
Feiyu Wang ’01 (Shanghai, China) recently presented research to an audience of about 100 people from academia and industry at the 2001 Institute of Electrical…