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…
Physics major writes about exploring the many cultures of Europe while researching charged particles at the CERN facility in Switzerland Physics major…

On Election Night last year, Alan Hoffman ’88 was doing what most of America and much of the world was doing: watching the election results unfold on television…
Policy studies graduate receives $10,000 per year to attend Simon Graduate School of Business Christopher Haight ’09 has received the Simon Early Leaders…
Twelve students have been involved in research that could help control tomato and potato blight Manuel Ospina-Giraldo, assistant professor of biology,…
She discusses aerodynamics as part of the film Yard Work, which aired Sept. 10 on the New England Sports Network Jenn Stroud Rossmann, assistant professor…
Amy Cerato ’99 is the only civil engineer to receive the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers By Megan Zaroda ’07 Amy Cerato…
Thomas Voltz ’09 and Benjamin Emm ’10 spent their summer researching riverbank filtration systems at University of Applied Sciences in Dresden As part…
Lafayette Day in the Square features music, games, and food Students, faculty, and staff are invited to explore downtown Easton Saturday, Sept. 12 for…
Article about Jim Toia, director of the art department’s Community-Based Teaching program, appears in Lehigh Valley Style magazine Lehigh Valley Style…
He discusses rising college costs and the future of higher education An interview with President Daniel H. Weiss about rising college costs and the financial…