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Whose Voice Matters in Democracy?
Prof. Michael Feola and Juannell Riley ’15 research political communication by marginalized groups.
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Want to Play with a Gameglowb?
Engineering and liberal arts students create a product that uses LED technology.
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A Beautiful Campus
Images show how wonderful Lafayette looks in the spring.
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Accomplished Author and Professor
Teaching helps Daniel Quirós develop complex ideas in his fiction and research.
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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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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. Learn more.
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Make Big Use of Big Resources
One of the nation’s highest endowment-per-student rates means providing the best faculty and facilities, student research, study abroad, internships, field work, and more.
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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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A Look Inside USA Network
Four students make valuable contacts and see how a major media business operates through an externship hosted by Co-President Chris McCumber ‘89. Read about their experience.
Meet Alison Byerly
Lafayette’s next president
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Beauty in Bremen
Lafayette enables engineering students to study abroad in Germany without falling behind in their curricular requirements. View photos taken by Max Ma ‘14 in Bremen and beyond.
Economic Empowerment
A student team returns to Honduras to help villagers develop clean water systems and economic sustainability. Watch a video.Meet Alison Byerly
Lafayette’s next president
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More Research Capabilities
High-tech X-ray equipment funded by a $265,000 National Science Foundation grant is opening up valuable opportunities. Read about the machine.
Lafayette Rocks!
Watch our student life music video featuring student rock band Tiny Hero Cavalry.
Meet Alison Byerly
Lafayette’s next president
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Connections in Environmental Studies
Rachel Brummel works with faculty across disciplines to enhance opportunities for students. Read her profile.
The Science of Wiffle Ball
Watch a feature on the aerodynamics research of Jenn Rossmann and other professor profiles.Meet Alison Byerly
Lafayette’s next president
