Aug 31, 2004
Engineers Without Borders Will Hold Open Meeting Thursday
The student chapter of Engineers Without Borders will hold an open meeting to discuss its project to provide about 1,000 people in several Honduran villages…
The student chapter of Engineers Without Borders will hold an open meeting to discuss its project to provide about 1,000 people in several Honduran villages…
Rosie Bukics, Thomas Roy and Lura Forrest Jones Professor and acting head of economics and business, gives the following account of how a board game enhances…
Biology major Michael Werner ’07 (Neenah, Wis.) recently studied a set of immune cells that are an important means for fighting cancer. Throughout the…
Tryouts and rehearsals start this week for the student ensembles sponsored by the music department. Students can join groups on a non-credit or quarter-credit…
Rebecca Andersen ’06 (Acton, Mass.) and Jonathan Rowe ’06 (Reading, Pa.) are children of the technological age. They are part of a generation that grew…
Most of the fall sports teams have been on campus almost two weeks for preseason camp, and now approximately 250 of Lafayette’s student-athletes are joining…
One of two things could have happened when Michael Tortora ’06 (Willington, Conn.) began working on a research project for the economics and business department…
Grading, site improvement, and foundation work are well under way at the site of the new student residence complex on Sullivan Lane. The complex will consist…
LifeSize Communications, an Austin, Texas-based videoconferencing company, recently made Munira Fareed ’93 its vice president of marketing. She is responsible…
The following is a selection of recent media coverage of Lafayette: National Media The Washington Post, Aug. 17, and other newspapers: Following initial…