Nov 9, 2016
Astronaut and Physician Mae C. Jemison Speaks at Lafayette
Jemison, the first woman of color to go into space, is speaking as part of Lafayette Engineering’s 150th Anniversary celebration Dr. Mae C. Jemison,…
science
May 26, 2016
Rock On: Education Moves Toward New Technology
Sound and Communication Ed-tech trends at work in Geology Department’s petrology lab
Jan 25, 2016
Expert Commentary: Prof. Michael Nees
THE EPOCH TIMES Research on scientific testing of ghost voices and people’s perceptions
Nov 27, 2015
Newton Resident in ‘Frankenstein 2029’
NEWTON (MA) PATCH Joshua Silver ’17 part of Lafayette's interdisciplinary production
Jul 30, 2015
Lafayette STEAM Campers Cool Off
THE EXPRESS-TIMES Fourth to sixth graders at Lafayette's student-led STEAM (STEM + Arts) Camp make and taste liquid nitrogen ice cream during program's…
Jul 27, 2015
Lafayette Students Hold STEAM Camp for Area Youth
More than 60 fourth through sixth graders from throughout the Lehigh Valley are attending Lafayette College’s STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering…
Jun 19, 2015
Liberal Arts vs. STEM: The Right Degrees, The Wrong Debate
FORBES President Alison Byerly calls debate "false dichotomy" given need for liberal arts thinkers
Apr 29, 2015
Expert Commentary: Prof. Michael Nees
THE CONVERSATION Self-driving cars will need people, too
Jan 27, 2015
‘Sixth Extinction’ Author Elizabeth Kolbert Visits Lafayette
Elizabeth Kolbert, staff writer for The New Yorker and award-winning author of The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History, will deliver Lafayette College’s…
Sep 17, 2013
Exhibit at Lafayette College Features Extreme Origami
Robert Lang, world’s foremost paper-folding artist, will give illustrated talk in Williams Center for the Arts The ancient art of paper folding has gone…