Playwright Liz Duffy Adams enriches Lehigh as the Theodore U. Horger ’61 Endowed Artist-in-Residence for the Performing and Visual Arts
Brad Morse ’65 helps steward his late parents’ Salvador Dali collection at signature museum
Study is the largest of children and teens with ADHD ever conducted in the United States
Physical chemist Elizabeth Young studies the fundamental reactions that could improve our ability to use light from the sun
Nicholas Strandwitz, the Harold Chambers Junior Professor in Materials Science and Engineering, specializes in a thin-film growth process called atomic layer deposition (ALD).
The Hitch House and Maida House will be available to students starting fall 2020.
Martindale Associates explore implications of Britain’s split from the European Union
Dean Whitney P. Witt addresses the effects of involuntary border separations on breastfeeding mothers & their children.
Matt McBride’s long professional baseball career took root at Lehigh. His legacy has opened doors for the players who follow in his footsteps.
A team at Lehigh is the first to use a single enzyme biomineralization process to create a solar-driven water splitting catalyst that produces hydrogen with the potential to be manufactured sustainably, cheaply and abundantly.
Sherry Buss will oversee the day-to-day management of the new college.
The university distinguished professor of religion studies was recognized for his career work with a Festschrift, an online forum and at a conference.
Halcyon Skinner, who most recently served as director of data strategy at IBM Watson Health, joins Lehigh's College of Health.
Presentations cap semester-long project in ‘Managing and Leading People in Organizations.’
Lehigh’s Engineers Without Borders outreach committee and Karen Beck Pooley's Parklets team create parklet to help improve the urban experience.
He is currently vice president of Health and Wellness of Rowan University.
Dawn Keetley’s current projects take a closer look at popular horror film ‘Get Out’ and folk horror in the 21st century.
Study by researchers at Lehigh and Queen's University Belfast is first to examine why and when a leadership trust advantage emerges for female leaders during organizational crises.
