Editor and Writer Emeritus (Retired January 2018)
Office of Communications and Public Affairs
If we rename our epoch, will it prod us to acknowledge our impact on the planet?
With modest telescopes, Josh Pepper and his KELT team are helping NASA find planets beyond the solar system that could hold life—or already do.
Invitation is a first for the Lehigh student chapter of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute.
American Talent Initiative brings together 30 schools to improve enrollment and graduation rates.
The Fazlur Khan Chair will participate in and contribute to the Technical Sciences class.
Researchers shed light on the coin-making practices of the Roman Empire.
With modest telescopes, Josh Pepper and his KELT team are helping NASA find planets beyond the solar system that could hold life—or already do.
An associate professor of English uncovers a trove of forgotten writings by Catholic women living in post-Reformation England and in exile on the European continent.
Suzanne Edwards writes The Afterlives of Rape in Medieval English Literature.
The materials science professor had a zeal for thermodynamics and Johnny Carson.
A panel discussion analyzes the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
Costuming three characters in an absurdist play was a collaborative effort.
A new book follows the fortunes of the freed slaves who returned to Ghana from Brazil.
A scholar explores the potential spiritual and social connections of quilt making.
Sociologist Kelly Austin leads a growing program that explores the intersections of health and society.
Anna Chupa's tiling designs are inspired by building tiles found in southern Spain.
Researcher tracks carbon dioxide levels in North America.
Choosing to survive rather than remain a victim.
Nancy Carlisle measures brain responses to faces on a computer screen to determine how responses by people with social anxiety differ from responses by those without anxiety.
A scholar studies international law as a product of human practical reason.
