Aug 12, 2020
My year on leave: Christopher Lee
He talks about his recent studies in South Africa and Scotland, his teaching, and his scholarship.
Updates
Jul 7, 2020
Does race affect feelings of belonging on the D&L Trail?
Prof. Andrea Armstrong, an environmental social scientist, and her research team conducted surveys to gauge users' attitudes.
Jul 6, 2020
Prof. David Veshosky dies
The civil & environmental engineering and engineering studies professor mentored many students and held numerous leadership positions.
Jun 29, 2020
Saeed Malami ‘20 tops all competitors at national forensics championship
He is Lafayette’s first-ever student to be named best overall performer.
Jun 25, 2020
John Boyer chosen to lead National Forensic Association’s national championship
A unanimous selection, the debate coach is undertaking a complex challenge in uncertain times
Jun 22, 2020
My year on leave: Prof. Mike Nees
His research on advanced driver assistance systems revealed inaccurate beliefs that could lead to unsafe driving behaviors.
May 23, 2020
The future is plastics
Prof. Ryan Van Horn '04 discusses research funded by a recently concluded NSF grant and what the future holds.
May 23, 2020
U.S. federalism and the COVID-19 pandemic
"The response has been hampered by partisan polarization and misunderstood federalism," says Prof. John Kincaid.
May 21, 2020
Faculty honored for achievements, service
Emeriti professors, Jones Lecture Award and endowed chair recipients, and others were recognized.
May 21, 2020
Beautiful singing from remote collaborations
The Chamber Singers created videos of them singing “My Very Own” by Susan LaBarr, “Lullaby” by Daniel Elder, plus audio of the Alma Mater.