Sep 8, 2005
Reeder Scholars Invite Campus to Discuss “Food as a Cultural Identity” Tuesday
The Reeder Scholars, a new intellectual residence community, invite the campus to participate in a discussion of “Food as a Cultural Identity” 9 p.m. Tuesday…
The Reeder Scholars, a new intellectual residence community, invite the campus to participate in a discussion of “Food as a Cultural Identity” 9 p.m. Tuesday…
John Colatch, director of religious life and College chaplain, sent this message today to the campus community: I am pleased to report that Richard Faas…
Lafayette’s Society of Environmental Engineers and Scientists (SEES) has received a $27,615 grant from the WERC environmental research consortium and a…
John Colatch, director of religious life and College chaplain, sent this message today to the campus community: Beginning today, members of the campus…
Most geologists would agree that a long raft ride past the cliff face of the Grand Canyon is an ideal way to learn stratigraphy, the study of how the earth…
For 17 Lafayette students studying in France, their three-week course examining the novels of America’s most renowned expatriate writers provided dramatic…
As part of Lafayette’s Imagining America first-year experience, Lou Reda Productions will screen its documentary The Day the Towers Fell 7 p.m. Sunday…
To respond to immediate needs, current efforts are focused on education and communication within the Lafayette family, fundraising, and serving students…
Auditions will be held at the Williams Center for the Arts this week and next for two plays that will be performed on the center’s main stage. Bread and…
Two professors highlighting Lafayette’s outstanding student research program in civil engineering have been honored for presenting the best paper among…