Aug 6, 2015
Goldwater Scholars
Zachary Sporn ’16 plans to become a physician and perform research on neurodegenerative disorders. Dana Lapides ’16 plans to be a professor and conduct…
Gazette
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Aug 6, 2015
Unlocking the Mystery of Gravitational Waves
Thanks to a $14.5 million National Science Foundation grant, Professor David Nice and his team of student researchers may be one step closer to understanding…
Aug 5, 2015
Bringing Entrepreneurial Mindset to Engineering
Lafayette is integrating “entrepreneurially minded learning” into its engineering programs as a partner in the Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network…
Alumni News
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Aug 6, 2015
Three Alumnae Receive NSF Fellowships
The National Science Foundation has awarded Graduate Research Fellowships to Jessica Counihan ’10, Anna Eisenstein ’13, and Maria Liberti ’13. Counihan…
Aug 3, 2015
Using Comics to Teach Complex Theory
Finding innovative ways to teach engineering students, particularly those who are more visual learners, led Lucas Landherr ’05 to propose using science…
Aug 3, 2015
Chas Snyder ’78 named Lehigh Valley Civil Engineer of the Year
In February, Chas Snyder ’78 was named Lehigh Valley Civil Engineer of the Year by the Lehigh Valley Section of American Society of Civil Engineers.…
Departments
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Aug 5, 2015
Stay Connected by Volunteering
Last week, I was running errands with my wife and son in Manhattan, proudly wearing my commemorative 150th Lafayette-Lehigh T-shirt when a gentleman stopped…
Aug 2, 2015
President’s Message: Important Successes
This was of course an exciting year that included the 150th Lafayette-Lehigh game at Yankee Stadium; the kickoff of our Capital Campaign; the men’s basketball…
Aug 1, 2015
UNFORGETTABLE WEEKEND I very much enjoyed A Weekend to Remember, which arrived with Lafayette (spring 2015). The photos are just beautiful. The booklet…