Dec 5, 2007
Thousands of Lives Touched
Paul Eugene Thurston ’60 inspired generations of students as a professor of chemistry at Texas Southern University By Dan Edelen For Paul Eugene Thurston…
Paul Eugene Thurston ’60 inspired generations of students as a professor of chemistry at Texas Southern University By Dan Edelen For Paul Eugene Thurston…
He spoke about his friendship with and publications on award-winning author December 4, 2007 — Author and editor Paul Schlueter discussed 2007 Nobel…
Lafayette’s Engineers Without Borders worked to improve the economy in Lagunitas, Honduras This summer, members of Lafayette’s chapter of Engineers…
Jacquelynn Molzon ’08 discusses her honors work with Christopher Ruebeck, assistant professor of economics and business Jacquelynn Molzon ’08 (Durham…
Senior capstone project will culminate with international competition in April Several senior mechanical engineering majors are reaching new heights academically…
Following alumni-sponsored externship, Katie Miervaldis ’07 enjoys opportunities as page at NBC By Liz Margolis ’09 Katie Miervaldis ’07 is enjoying…
James Parsekian ’08 shares his experiences on Lafayette’s Formula SAE team James Parsekian ’08 (Basking Ridge, NJ) is a mechanical engineering major…
He also uses it to reconnect with Lafayette Rick Klau ’93 is a very active alumnus. He has helped resurrect the Boston Lafayette Alumni Chapter, attended…
Entire College community contributed to the food drive With the help of students, faculty, staff, and friends, Lafayette Dining Services has collected…
Cody Sumpter ’11 writes about his experiences in his First-Year Seminar Cody Sumpter ’11 (Branchburg, N.J.) is currently taking the First-Year Seminar…