Sep 21, 2009
Award-Winning Filmmaker Alex Gibney to Discuss His Creative Process Oct. 7
Film screening and reception will kick off a yearlong speaker series combining technology with the visual arts Alex Gibney, an Oscar, Emmy, and Grammy…
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Sep 18, 2009
President-Elect of Hispanic National Bar Association to Discuss Justice Sonia Sotomayor Sept. 22
The free talk will kick off Latino Heritage Month Diana S. Sen, president-elect of the Hispanic National Bar Association, will give the keynote address…
Sep 17, 2009
Washington State Bar Awards Top Honor to Lem Howell ’58
Attorney has won justice for African-Americans and the injured in groundbreaking cases Lem Howell ’58 has received the President’s Award from the Washington…
Sep 17, 2009
Chemistry Professors Receive $200,000 National Science Foundation Grant
New equipment will enhance teaching and undergraduate research Students and faculty in the chemistry department will soon have two new pieces of equipment…
Sep 15, 2009
Rachel Abramovitz ’10 Interns at World’s Largest Financial Printer
English major writes about the month she spent with Scott Spitzer ’73, senior vice president of Bowne & Co. in New York City English major Rachel Abramovitz…
Sep 15, 2009
Summer Program Prepares Underrepresented Students for the Science and Engineering Fields
Six-week intensive session provided eight incoming students with a taste of academic life Over the summer, eight students from the Class of 2013 came to…
Sep 15, 2009
Pigeon Photographs and Videos Wanted for Art Exhibit Focusing on Charles Darwin
Submission deadline for From Scales to Feathers is Oct. 10 Photographs and short videos of pigeons are being sought for an exhibition in the Williams Center…
Sep 14, 2009
Making the World a Safer Place
Dan Sharp ’07 writes about his work on critical safety standards in mechanical engineering Since graduating from Lafayette, I have worked as a staff engineer…
Sep 14, 2009
Delaware River Basin Executive Director to Discuss Water Resource Management Sept. 16
Talk kicks off year-long series of programs in policy, science, and art Carol Collier, executive director of the Delaware River Basin Commission, will…
Sep 11, 2009
Jennifer Grab ’10 Works with the World’s Most Powerful Particle Accelerator
Physics major writes about exploring the many cultures of Europe while researching charged particles at the CERN facility in Switzerland Physics major…