When Warren Clark and his partner, Derrick, began exploring a move north after a few years in Austin, Texas, their first plan was to settle back in Philadelphia. It was a move that made sense, not only because Derrick had previously lived in and knew the city well, but also because the couple would be trading one metropolis-sized college town (Austin) for another (Philadelphia).
On a Wednesday morning in April, Hector Lopez, operations manager for the SouthSide Ambassadors, is standing on Third Street in Bethlehem, near the Lit Coffee Roastery & Bakeshop. It’s 9 a.m., but already members of his seven-person crew have been on the streets for an “impact clean,” picking up discarded pizza boxes, cups, anything big, anything obvious.
Do birds have a sense of smell? According to new research from Amber Rice, chickadees do, and odor might play a role in mate selection among naturally hybridizing songbirds.
Stacie E. Brennan ’03 to join the LUAG staff on Sept. 3.
Ribbon-cutting ceremony signals milestone along Lehigh’s Path to Prominence.
Tuan Pham ’18 has been awarded the Brains for Brains Young Researcher Award from the Bernstein Network Computational Neuroscience for his undergraduate work in the lab of Dr. Julie Haas.
Adam Knuckey ’18 and Corey Caplan ’18 are co-founders of Dolomite, a decentralized cryptocurrency trading platform.
Computer science and engineering professor Dan Lopresti is working to put high-tech tools in the hands of those investigating crimes of modern slavery
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.
