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‘Consistently Fascinating’
Rachel Goshgarian shows students the vibrant diversity of the Middle East.
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The Arts Are Alive at Lafayette!
A dynamic video highlights music, art, theater, film & media, and dance.
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Life-Changing Experiences in Africa
Students study abroad to learn about managing economic development and natural resources.
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‘Make Any Difference That You Can’
Alternative School Break students help others in Haiti, Costa Rica, and the U.S.
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Work with Stellar Professor-Mentors
Our faculty love teaching and mentoring undergraduates. We have one of the highest percentages of students working with professors on research. Learn more.
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Make Big Use of Big Resources
What do you want to accomplish? Lafayette has the muscle and energy to make it happen: outstanding faculty, nearly 50 majors, Div. I athletics, 250 student organizations, and more.
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Cross-Train Your Brain
High-level research, small-class discussions, field experience, community projects, global study. Students and faculty solving real-world problems together. It’s high-impact learning.
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Have Cur Non Impact
Cur Non, family motto of the Marquis de Lafayette, means “Why not?” It’s our rallying cry. Why not have courage and confidence, take risks, and create your own destiny? Learn more.
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The Learning Never Stops
German professor Ed McDonald brings nearly five decades of experience to the classroom. Read his profile.
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The Science of Wiffle Ball

Watch a feature on the aerodynamics research of Jenn Rossmann and other professor profiles.Meet Our Newest Professors
Lafayette is halfway toward its goal of increasing the size of the permanent faculty by 20 percent.
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Advancing Leadership
Participants in SPAL take math and writing courses, do science and engineering lab modules, visit local employers of scientists and engineers, and more. Read about the summer program.
Explore Lafayette!
Virtual Tour
Photos, videos, and info highlight our stunning campus.
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Charting a Unique Education
Students pursue their intellectual interests by designing their own majors. Read about them.
Economic Empowerment and Global Learning Project
Students are working toward solutions in New Orleans, Honduras, and Easton.
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Modeling Brain Disease
Mechanical engineering major Joel Lefever ’12 is conducting research with professor Joshua Smith that could eventually be used to develop and test treatment methods. Read about it.
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Voices Blog
Students write about their experiences on campus and abroad.
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