University Communications

The Lehigh teams, student-athletes and events worth watching in 2015-16.

Chester Toye '17 captures students' images as part of a public art project.

John Pettegrew examines the sense of sight as an effective tool for making war.

Cathy Engelbert '86 helped Lehigh clinch its first East Coast Conference women's basketball title. Now as CEO of Deloitte LLP, she's making history as the first woman to head a U.S. professional services firm.

New initiative will expand Lehigh’s capacities for teaching, research and learning in computer and data science.

‘An Experience Like No Other’
 

A researcher’s proposal also includes genetic engineering and a pH switch.

Engineers use mathematical models to calculate the probability of the disease’s spread.

Three researchers in the College of Arts and Sciences win New Directions Fellowships.

The EUREKA! competition awarded more than $58,000 in cash and in-kind prizes to students.

A Mountaintop team works to advance the environmental performance of West African homes.

A new flood-mitigation plan is the latest contribution to a “national shrine.”

Researchers solve a longstanding problem in optical communications.

Its teeth could slice through dense material, giving the dinosaur a more varied diet than modern-day reptiles.

A Mountaintop team develops a collection of arts-based resources for homework club tutors. 

Sale-goers can expect to find dorm-size refrigerators, lamps, designer clothes and much more.

The Symposium on Teaching and Learning highlights the diverse ways Lehigh faculty and staff engage and educate students.

A counseling psychologist helps inner-city youth develop strategies to succeed.

Historian Eric Foner sits down for a Q&A during visit to Lehigh.