May 17, 2007
Campus-wide Collection Effort Continues
Members of the campus community are collaborating in an effort to collect useful items that are often left behind as students move out of College housing…
Members of the campus community are collaborating in an effort to collect useful items that are often left behind as students move out of College housing…
When Marquis Scholar Megan Kunkelman ’07 (Narvon, Pa.) chose to conduct honors thesis research, she set out to challenge herself musically and mentally…
The Two Rivers Area Chamber of Commerce (TRACC) will present its Community Service Award to Lafayette at the annual Dinner and Awards Banquet June 5 in…
In 1992, William Harrington ’70 went to El Salvador to observe the first elections after its civil war. “As I was about to leave for that trip, a good…
A Lafayette Board Associate, Mitchell Berger ’77 is chairman and founder of the Florida law firm Berger Singerman. He was a member of President Clinton…
Andrew Kortyna, assistant professor of physics, has been awarded a $125,800 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to continue his research program focusing…
An article in today’s New York Times names Lafayette as one of the colleges “traditionally perceived as being a notch below the most elite, [which] have…
A retiring member of the faculty, Ann L. Gold, instructor of athletics and head coach of field hockey, has been elected to emerita status and will be recognized…
A team of 11 mechanical engineering majors competed at the AERO Design East competition held May 4-6 in Forth Worth, Texas. The AERO Design East contest…
Edward Dutch ’07 (Havertown, Pa.) took a step back in time for his honors thesis research. The history major examined an often unexplored key component…