Anna Marinovich '24 will leave Lafayette as a published author.
In co-authorship with sociology professor David Shulman and Willa Goodman '23, Marinovich's learning resource "An Exercise to Introduce...
This summer, the process of removing obsolete dams in Easton began, opening up a floodgate of research opportunities to students across disciplines.
The dams, which were originally built to power mills...
With Madison Lebish ‘23 in the world, the planet just might turn out all right.
Lebish is the jack of all trades in the environmental realm at Lafayette, as she juggles two separate research projects...
You’re inside the Magi Chapel, staring up at the Renaissance frescoes, boldly colored and intricately detailed. The scene is all-consuming; it surrounds you and pulls you in. Now, take off your virtual...
In the electrical and computer engineering department, Padmanabh Kaushik '25 and a team of researchers are working to help develop a world where disorders like dyslexia can be diagnosed through an online...
From Washington to Clinton, U.S. presidents have a long, hidden history of musical talent and appreciation. Sam Semsel ‘25 spent the summer discovering these skills and more through her research with...
By Bernadette Russo, Assistant Arts and Culture Editor
• February 11, 2022
Chemistry Professor Arielle Mensch and her team of three science-focused women are breaking down barriers in the male-dominated arena of STEM with research on prominent environmental issues.
The group...
