Jun 18, 2008
Learning about Art and Family History in Spain
My experience as a Rothkopf Scholar this summer. By Lindsay Gonzalez ’09 Lindsay Gonzalez ’09 (Towanda, Pa.), a double major in English and art, spent…
My experience as a Rothkopf Scholar this summer. By Lindsay Gonzalez ’09 Lindsay Gonzalez ’09 (Towanda, Pa.), a double major in English and art, spent…
Rawle Howard ’96 transitioned from law to real estate at Lehman Brothers By Kate Helm When Rawle Howard ’96 arrived at Lafayette as a first-year student…
Local train service to New York City is possible in the future Although any solid plans are years away, Pennsylvania and New Jersey officials are considering…
Lafayette professors shaped career path of child welfare scholar Angela Neal ’01, who published research with Ann McGillicuddy-DeLisi By Angela Neal…
The system, capable of broadcasting a siren or voice messages, will be tested Friday The College has installed a new outdoor alert system that will allow…
Professor Lisa DeTora will show students the innovative storytelling and technology behind Walt Disney Imagineering By Daniel Stefan ’10 This fall, Lisa…
International Quartet performed throughout Czech Republic and Berlin, May 16 – June 2 Walter “Skip” Wilkins, assistant professor of music, recently…
My final impressions of studying abroad in Bremen, Germany. By Michael Adelman ’10 Civil engineering major Michael Adelman ’10 (Clarks Summit, Pa.)…
Lafayette’s small size and undergraduate focus provided right setting for accounting assistant – by Lesley Kline ’09 I recently spoke with Efrem…
Upcoming work will focus on cooking and eating as a historical phenomenon By Elizabeth Hall ’10 Rebekah Pite, assistant professor of history, is currently…