Jan 3, 2008
The Progression of African American Women Through History
Ashley Gray ’09 provides her perspective on the course “The Black Experience” Ashley Gray ’09 (Bethlehem, Pa.) is double-majoring in international…
Ashley Gray ’09 provides her perspective on the course “The Black Experience” Ashley Gray ’09 (Bethlehem, Pa.) is double-majoring in international…
Course taught by John McCartney, professor of government and law, focuses on contributions of Africans and African Americans to humanity worldwide The…
Eight engineering students will work on project during January interim session Eight members of the College’s Engineers Without Borders (EWB) will travel…
She explores the history of environmental policy in Ukraine for her honors thesis Roxanna Kobziar ’08 (Pelham, N.Y.) is an international affairs and…
Numerous events will take place Nov. 12-16 Lafayette will celebrate the campus’ second International Education Week (IEW) Nov. 12-16 with the theme,…
Jason Lowcher ’10 discusses his three-week experience in Israel Jason Lowcher ’10 (Washington, N.J.) is majoring in international affairs. This past…
Globalization: Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe was released July 24 The latest book by Katalin Fabian, assistant professor of government and…
Democratizing the Hegemonic State was released in July by Cambridge University Press Ilan Peleg, Charles A. Dana Professor of Social Science, recently…
Students explored the many facets of Paris for a semester For two Lafayette students, Paris was more than the City of Light; it was the city of learning…
Brian Mason ’08 writes about his summer with The Online NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Brian Mason ’08 (Manchester, Conn.) is an international affairs major…