The Journal of the American Chemical Society, the pre-eminent journal for chemistry research, has published a paper coauthored by Yvonne Gindt and Tina…
Neuroscience major Betsy Rezner ’07 (Gardnerville, Nev.) is exploring career options in biotechnology by characterizing the bacterial activity of drug-eluting…
The Williams Center Art Gallery continues a yearlong celebration of books with a juried exhibition, Meraviglia: Innovations in the Book Arts, Jan. 3-29…
Winter break will be unforgettable for more than 170 students taking special Lafayette courses in Thailand and Myanmar; Turkey; Greece and Italy; Austria…
From his days at Lafayette in the chemistry lab, through medical school and his residency, through his job today as professor of medicine and physiology…
Tyler Cohn ’06 (Wantagh, N.Y.) is devoting much of his senior year to finding out how three actors can cram 37 Shakespeare plays into an hour-and-a-half-long…
Marquis Scholar Judith Hirx ’06 (Milford, Mass.) is delving into the background and current state of the national debate about same-sex marriage. A double…
Research on siblings conducted by Susan Averett, professor and head of economics and business, has provided breakthroughs on the understanding of adolescent…
When Brent Utter ’06 (Concord, N.H.) first considered working on a senior honors thesis, his goal was simple. “I wanted to research anything I could get…
When Thomas LaConte ’70 was a student at Lafayette, he often looked to the words engraved on a pedestal of a statue of the institution’s namesake, the…