Mar 1, 2013
Expressionism’s Sooty Anomaly
THE NEW YORK TIMES Art critic calls exhibit curated by Robert S. Mattison, Metzgar Professor of Art History, “marvelous.”
Expressionism’s Sooty Anomaly
Feb 28, 2013
Jobs Returning to the Lehigh Valley, Slowly
THE MORNING CALL Chris Ruebeck, associate professor of economics, and Jamila Bookwala, professor of psychology, present results from State of the Lehigh…
Feb 24, 2013
Arizona Canals Whet Appetite for Ancient History
USA TODAY Electrical engineer Don Lancaster ’61 discovers “hanging canals” in desert
Feb 20, 2013
Tony Blair Is Coming to Lafayette
THE EXPRESS-TIMES Former prime minister will deliver Lives of Liberty Lecture in April
Feb 20, 2013
Digital Scholarship in Humanities: What Counts for Tenure and Promotion?
INSIDE HIGHER ED Alison Byerly, president-elect of Lafayette College, recommends new approaches to work process
Feb 19, 2013
Pentagon Cuts Could Have Big Impact Locally
WFMZ-TV CHANNEL 69 NEWS John Kincaid, Meyner Professor of Government and Public Service, says Pentagon is painting dire picture (video at 1:00 min and…
Feb 18, 2013
Lafayette College to Welcome Princeton University Professor as Spring Commencement Speaker
THE MORNING CALL Anne-Marie Slaughter will address the Class of 2013
Feb 15, 2013
Obama Presents a New Aid for Future College Students
DAILY PILOT Scorecard is useful tool in helping students and families choose a college, says Robert Massa, vice president for communications
Feb 11, 2013
Auditors Should Check Colleges’ Data
THE WASHINGTON POST Arthur J. Rothkopf, president emeritus, says need for accurate, public data is critical
Feb 8, 2013
Art Exhibit on Franz Kline Moves to New York City’s Sidney Mishkin Gallery
BROADWAY WORLD Exhibit curated by Robert S. Mattison, Metzgar Professor of Art History, now at CUNY’s Baruch College gallery