Three-year grant will support the integration of humanities teaching and scholarship across all disciplines through research, curriculum development and undergraduate student experiences.
The race and graduate student research showcase will take place April 14 on Mountaintop Campus.
Undergraduates explore ethical issues in health, education, finance, computers and the environment at Lehigh’s third annual ethics symposium.
Under the new program, all eligible staff who opt for retirement will receive six months of severance pay and benefits continuation.
More than 500 students from Lehigh’s three undergraduate colleges recognized for high academic achievement.
The Emmy winning Kirshner ’82 is the force behind the Super Bowl halftime show, the Tony Awards and other cultural phenomena.
Education, labor and industry leaders to converge at Lehigh as part of an around-the-globe centenary celebration of the International Labor Organization, a United Nations agency.
Donald Hillman was a dedicated member of the Lehigh faculty for 52 years
Lehigh’s Accelerator Grants support multi-investigator research programs in specific and significant areas of opportunity, allowing flexibility in the use of funds for rapid program growth. One such project relies on researchers in Ghana, Uganda and Guatemala to lead in the examination of short-term medical missions from the host countries’ perspectives.
Dolan celebrates English Romantic writer Charlotte Smith by tracing and telling her story.
Oliver Yao and his team use data, interviews and observations collected along the supply chain to show one of the real causes and effects of the bullwhip effect.
Teachers' perceptions of these policies impact instructional improvement and teacher behavior.
Heather Johnson studies the inverse of the glass ceiling—an “invisible safety net” that keeps children from historically advantaged groups from falling down the ladder of success.
Physicist Rosi Reed works with an international group of scientists and engineers to map quark-gluon plasma’s phase diagram.
The discovery of a new three-dimensional shape could advance understanding of cell topology and the field of regenerative medicine.
Study observes how the interactions between technological growth and specialization patterns between native and immigrant workers affect wages earned by native workers.
Mary Nicholas’ monograph tells the full story of a radical art movement.
Neurons, or brain cells, deliver critical information used by our auditory system to interpret sounds. R. Michael Burger and his team ask: How do they know what type of frequency to detect?
The approach, not widely used in architecture and the building sciences, gives rise to important questions.
Lehigh researchers’ work in foundational optimization aims to improve our ability to learn from massive amounts of data more efficiently.
