In an effort to help the Lafayette community gain a better understanding of the fundamental principles of research in biology, chemistry, engineering,…
Robin Wiessmann ’75, a 28-year veteran of public finance and investment banking, was nominated today by Pennsylvania Gov. Edward Rendell to serve as state…
Lafayette will celebrate Women’s History Month Feb. 26-March 29 with lectures, brownbag discussions, and a spoken word performance. Writer and activist…
When the Mars rover made its descent onto the Red Planet in 2004, Michael Logothetis ’94 watched with more than casual interest. Logothetis was instrumental…
Marco Tjioe ’09 (North Sumatera, Indonesia) is discovering a lot about himself during research he is performing this year. “I’m finding that biology –…
David Young ’08 (Bensalem, Pa.) is a Marquis Scholar working toward a dual degree with a B.S. in electrical and computer engineering and an A.B. with a…
The Reeder Scholars invite the campus community to discuss the merits of education 4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13 in the back room of Gilbert’s. Free refreshments…
Maria LaReddola Takacs ’89 went from the rat race to the horse race. Well, not a race so much as a jump. Takacs is a champion equestrian jumper, participating…
For 40 years, Charles Q. Smith ’61 has been a part of bringing talented students to Lafayette. Since becoming an alumni admissions representative (AAR)…
Lafayette College plans a yearlong celebration of the life and legacy of the man for whom it is named, the Marquis de Lafayette, in observance of the 250th…