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An economist's research puts a dollar amount on the medical costs of BMI and diabetes status.

A theatre class allows students to explore the fundamentals of hip hop culture—and find their own voice.

The Jewish Studies program expands its reach under a new director.

Rivalry 150 proved to be an amazing occasion for the Lehigh community

New playing fields and stands will enhance the Goodman campus for players and fans

John Simon has distinguished himself in academia with his world-class research, his thoughtful leadership and, perhaps most tellingly, his willingness to put the interests of others above his own.

WLVR-FM expands its reach both on and off campus.

An assistant professor of earth and environmental sciences explores the regional consequences of climate change.

Lehigh assistant accounting professor co-authors study on relationship between auditors and clients.

Lehigh faculty reflect on 'Malcolm X’s World 50 Years Later' in final panel of conference. 

Catherine Engelbert ‘86 makes history with her election as Deloitte’s next chief executive officer. 

Michael Eric Dyson discusses the legacy and influence of Malcom X 50 years after his death.

Sanctions and falling oil prices could erode Putin’s support, says professor.

A Nobel laureate shares insights from his journey as a scientist.

Six students from around the country find out they've been admitted to Lehigh--and our cameras are there to capture the excitement.

A Case for Public Education

Scholars to reappraise race, religion and revolution today. 

Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn discuss opportunity, empathy and the lottery of birth in the 2015 Kenner Lecture.

An alum parlays his skills into a job with NBA’s Brooklyn Nets.

Lauren Silberman ’13 becomes fourth recent accounting grad to ace national CPA exam.