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Office of Communication and Public Affairs
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Stephen Gross is a member of the editorial team in the Office of Communications and Public Affairs. He serves as associate editor of the Lehigh Alumni Bulletin and writes and edits for Lehigh’s news websites and a number of the university’s publications.
Gross joined Lehigh in 2018 after spending 12 years at The Morning Call daily newspaper in Allentown, Pa. He was a sports reporter for his final five years at the paper, covering mainly the Philadelphia Phillies and Lehigh Valley Phantoms. He also freelance copy edits for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and previously co-hosted a Sunday morning radio show for Fox Sports Radio of the Lehigh Valley for two and a half years.
The Lehigh Valley native holds a B.A. in English from Moravian College, where he also minored in political science.
More than 1,600 attendees gathered in Stabler Arena to hear the former U.S. president discuss his time in the Oval Office, current affairs and the country’s future.
Professor Muzhe Yang and his co-authors looked at people living near time zone boundaries to evaluate the health effects of the body’s natural rhythm being out of sync with the sun.
Working with the Carter Center, the co-leads for the Pennsylvania Alliance for Civic Trust (PACT) held their first public event Monday night in Packard Laboratory.
As screen-free experiences and activities remain popular with this generation’s students, the Lehigh Blacksmithing Club continues to grow in popularity since its inception two years ago.
Two student recipients, a student alternate and nine faculty members topped the previous high of six total scholars in the 2018-19 cycle.
With a head coaching vacancy, Lehigh football was able to keep much of the staff together, promoting defensive coordinator Rich Nagy and others.
Jeremy Gibson Pʼ28, Murray H. Goodman Dean of Athletics, discusses recent changes to college athletics.
Jeremy Gibson is Lehigh’s first new head of the athletic department in 36 years. While respecting the past, he’s looking to make his own mark.
Fully healthy, the second year defender, who has represented Jamaica and Barbados on the pitch, is excited for his Mountain Hawks debut.
With nine faculty, two student winners and a student alternate, this year marks the most Lehigh recipients in an academic year.
Two student recipients and an alternate, along with nine faculty scholars, set a Lehigh record for a single academic year.
Professor Kate Jackson and a Lehigh Valley Social Impact Fellowship team has created a website to facilitate community partnerships within the city.
Lehigh Athletics is celebrating a landmark year as Audrey Jimenez wins a national championship, men’s basketball returns to March Madness and football earns another Patriot League title.
Dent, who served seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, will speak at the May 16 ceremony.
The university has received more than 13 applications for each available spot in the Class of 2030.
The Silicon Valley icon, technology entrepreneur and philanthropist advocated for AI regulation and said he’s proud of “not selling out” as the series’ third and final guest of the academic year.
The all-day event held Jan. 15 at Lehigh’s Mountaintop Campus featured panels composed of business leaders, faculty and students.
Director of Lehigh's new Center for Advancing Community Electrification Solutions, the Iacocca Chair and professor of electrical and computer engineering discusses her team’s work and its impact.
Audrey Jimenez ’28 has already made history as a female wrestler winning an Arizona boys high school state title. Now she’s making more as Lehigh’s women wrestling squad enters its first varsity season.
Lehigh Athletics adopted a number of new traditions and policies in 2025.
