The Chorduroys came in second place among six groups at the International Championship of College A Cappella (ICCA) MidAtlantic Region quarterfinals hosted…
If economics and business graduate Allan Woods ’51 hadn’t grown up in Rye, N.Y., he might never have discovered the sports love of his life. The president…
When Amanda Niederauer ’08 (Bernardsville, N.J.) began her interim-session externship at Quick & Simple magazine, she was considering a career in the publishing…
Learning just how much goes into even simple television marketing campaigns was an eye-opener for David Platt ’07 (Langhorne, Pa.) and Sarah Thompson …
A grant from the National Science Foundation for state-of-the-art equipment has brought Lafayette’s chemical engineering labs up to the standards of those…
As part of a roundtable discussion about the U.S. pharmaceutical industry last year for the BBC World Service Business Report, Douglas Abel ’83, then president…
The mock trial program recently hosted its second annual Cartoon Classic tournament for 22 teams from 11 colleges and universities. A Lafayette team placed…
The athletic greats in the Luzerne County (Pa.) Hall of Fame include tennis champion Dave Hubinger ’53. Taught by his father, Hubinger began playing tennis…
Organometallics, the leading journal in the field of organometallic chemistry, has published an article coauthored by Brenna Ghent ’05, Lauren Sites ’08…
In 17th-century France, long before the French Revolution and the rise of bourgeois culture, Marie-Catherine Desjardins was writing and publishing best-selling…