Lafayette fielded the eighth-place team and two individual award winners in a highly competitive 38-team field at the Brown/Roger Williams Mock Trial Invitational…
The American Society of Naval Engineers sponsors a scholarship program to encourage students to enter the field of naval engineering and provide support…
The Alumni Association is working on a long-range plan that updates the organization’s objectives and focuses it more tightly on the goals of the College…
A Lafayette student team took first place at a regional site competition in the International Collegiate Programming Contest held Nov. 13 by the Association…
Years from now, when scientists and engineers have finally developed the perfect structure to use fusion to produce energy, Gregory Van Volkenburg ’07…
For the second straight year, a Lafayette student has been selected as a state finalist for a Rhodes Scholarship. Hart Feuer ’05, of Portland, Ore., a…
When Jessica Fennell ’06 (Gibsonia, Pa.) graduates next year and begins applying for jobs in teaching, she will already have months and months of experience…
Professors and students will discuss “Virtual Religion and Customs: the Effects of Globalization and Information Technology on Traditional Religious Practices…
For more than 150 Lafayette students the upcoming winter break will be unforgettable. They’ll be studying in Thailand/Myanmar, Kenya/Tanzania, Germany/Czech…
Marquis Scholar Kate Buettner ’07 (Chagrin Falls, Ohio) is conducting research that will lead to a better understanding of trace metal chemistry in aquatic…