The visceral power of DanceBrazil owes much to the razor-sharp martial arts movements of Capoeira, a choreographic tour-de-force at once graceful and menacing…
By the time Paul Dimick ’05 (Quakertown, Pa.) completes his yearlong honors thesis on removing a harmful chemical from groundwater, he will have the experience…
As a first-year student, Marquis Scholar Joseph Oliver ’06 (Canadensis, Pa.) took Human Physiology, and it piqued his interest in the subject. Then he…
Today is the final day of a three-day workshop being presented by the Center for Educational Technology on multimedia narrative at Skillman Library. “Multimedia…
The professional specialization of Rexford Ahene, professor of economics and business and coordinator of Africana studies, is the connection between land…
When Tim Byrnes’05 (West Chester, Pa.) chose Lafayette for his undergraduate education, he did so because of the many opportunities the College offers…
Economics and business major Maurice Bennett ’06 (Philadelphia, Pa.) will gain investment banking experience at a major New York City financial firm this…
After Marquis Scholar Ryan Waite ’05 (Lebanon, Pa.) completes the cutting-edge research in his senior honors thesis, a serious engineering problem will…
As carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and other trades people work on the new student residence halls on campus, civil engineering major Cristin MacDonald…
Easton architect Paul Felder, juror for an exhibition exploring the concept of “shelter” at the Williams Center for the Arts gallery, will discuss the…