Apr 9, 2010
Adventures in the Honduran Jungle
Thomas Johnson ’11 chronicles a day working on water infrastructure projects near a rural Honduran village Thomas Johnson ’11 (Allendale, N.J.), who is…
Thomas Johnson ’11 chronicles a day working on water infrastructure projects near a rural Honduran village Thomas Johnson ’11 (Allendale, N.J.), who is…
Artist talk April 13 will be followed by a book signing An exhibit of the art of Dan Mills entitled US Future States Atlas: An Atlas of Global Imperialism…
Topics include cancer, eye studies, and parasites Six biology majors and one neuroscience major will present research papers with their faculty advisers…
Feminist novelist and poet Marge Piercy will present a lecture on 19th century feminism April 14 Lafayette’s celebration of National Poetry Month includes…
Event will benefit women’s soccer team The Lafayette women’s soccer team will host “An Evening with Lou Reda” 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 13 in Oechsle…
Students represent majors in all four of the College’s academic divisions A total of 20 students were invited to present their research at the 24th National…
Richard Durham ’11 writes about helping villagers reinvent their local economy Richard Durham ’11 (Braintree, Mass.), a double major in economics & business…
Awards consist of a $30,000 annual stipend; Eight students and alumni also receive honorable mentions Ashley Cramer ’10 (East Stroudsburg, Pa.) is passionate…
Activities include cultural exhibitions, brownbag lectures, an international fashion show, and much more The International Students’ Association (ISA)…
Michelle Ellis ’07 writes about the preparation for her work in corporate planning and strategy at Olympus Finding a full-time job is nerve racking for…