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Office of Communications and Public Affairs
Reichmanis, a member of the National Academy of Engineering, will serve as the Anderson Endowed Chair in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
Inaugural Founder’s Weekend brings campus community together in celebration of Lehigh.
The new data warehouse will support the work of faculty in the college, as well as research throughout the entire university.
University extends its global reach with new staff, continuing initiatives
A letter from Tim Hyland, editor
Peatlands, found in both arctic and tropical climates, can help reduce carbon accumulation in the atmosphere.
A study in the Journal of Accounting Research concluded that the “positive” seen in CDSs could be traced directly back to the sense of “insurance” they provide to lenders.
Marketers have for decades worked on brand anthropomorphism in an effort to build a stronger connection with consumers. Marina Puzakova’s work explores what happens when they succeed.
Trumpeter Bill Warfield says his life changed forever when he heard a Lew Soloff solo. On his new album, he pays tribute to his late mentor—a man he says made his life in music possible.
A letter from Bulletin Editor Tim Hyland
Coen, who stepped down as Lehigh football coach, led his Mountain Hawks to five Patriot League championships.
An accomplished neurobiologist, Donoghue Velleca will join Lehigh from Georgetown University.
As inaugural dean, Witt will oversee the continued development of the College, which will launch in Fall 2020.
The Lehigh wrestling program develops true scholar-athletes while also competing at the very highest levels of the sport.
New agreement will see the universities establish student and faculty exchanges and pursue research collaborations.
Vince Forlenza ’75 says change is imminent for health care, both domestically and worldwide.
Avery earns All-America honors...and Warning joins her
Cruz’s title puts Lehigh wrestling back in the national spotlight
Vince Volpe ’80 is on a mission to revitalize a historic soccer club—and in the process bolster his beloved, adopted hometown, too.
Khanjan Mehta believes Mountaintop-style experiences are too valuable to be limited to Mountaintop alone
