Editorial Services

The Enduring Value of Lehigh’s Vision for College Athletics

Henri Barkey discusses Iraq, Syria, Turkey and the Kurds

Students take risks and find success as the Mountaintop initiative surges forward

Private equity expert D. Brooks Zug ’67 was keynote speaker in the Donald M. Gruhn ’49 Distinguished Finance Speaker Series Oct. 21. 

Yes, it’s been played more than any other rivalry game in the country. But to hear Lehigh football alums tell it, that’s not the only reason why ‘The Rivalry’ stands out above the rest. 

The department’s second annual conference draws a global cast of scholars.

Annual event honors founder’s legacy, university leaders and accomplished scholars.

Simon, executive vice president and provost at the University of Virginia, takes office on July 1, 2015.

Scheler lauds John D. Simon as a distinguished leader in higher education.

Simon answers questions on what drew him to Lehigh, his vision and his past experiences.

Search process incorporated the input of the entire university community.

Researchers tap ocean energy while exciting high-schoolers about science.

Lehigh helps middle school teachers with project-based learning.

States, like organizations, set high standards for education leaders but their codes lack any means of enforcement.

A letter from Gary Sasso, dean of the College of Education, 

Michael Golden made his career in journalism but his worldview was shaped, in part, by his time at Lehigh's College of Education.

In the battle over public education, reformers and teachers unions stand on opposing sides. Are unions getting in the way of much needed school reform? Or are reformers seeking to privatize education?

A look at the pros and cons of Common Core.

Undergraduates present their summer projects at a research symposium.