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Cracking the Code of a Medical Mystery
Elaine Reynolds explores whether diet changes can reduce epileptic seizures. Listen to a podcast.
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Slam Dunk
Big changes make the Kirby arena an even more exciting place to cheer on the Leopards.
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Can Garbage Solve Energy Issues?
A student-faculty team travels to Honduras to explore the feasibility of waste-to-energy power there.
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Great Career Move
Alumni take Matthew Schultheiss ‘15 behind the scenes at networking giant Cisco Systems.
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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
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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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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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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Standing Against Natural Disasters
Anne Raich and her students seek ways to minimize structural damage to buildings. Read her profile.
It’s All About Being Fearless
Nestor Gil challenges traditional ideas about sculpture. Watch his video profile.
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Making More Room for the Arts
The Williams Arts Campus will provide a big boost to the theater and film & media studies programs. Read about the project.Election Night Broadcast
Students with a wide variety of majors produce an Election Night broadcast shown live on PBS. Watch a video.of our grads are employed, continuing their education, in internships or in volunteer work six months after graduation. Learn more -
Write this Way
A command of styles broadens students’ communication and critical-thinking skills. Read more.
In Their Own Words
Students talk about what intellectual cross-training means to them. Watch a video.of our grads are employed, continuing their education, in internships or in volunteer work six months after graduation. Learn more -
Urban Studies in 4 Nations
Two students compare rich histories and contemporary changes in Vietnam, South Africa, Brazil, and New Orleans. Read about their semester abroad.
What Does “Cur Non” Mean to You?
Students put Lafayette’s unofficial motto (“Why Not?”) in their own words. Watch the video.of our grads are employed, continuing their education, in internships or in volunteer work six months after graduation. Learn more