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A fond farewell and a new challenge

On board the Africa Mercy

This biomedical researcher carries his own tune

Many Perspectives, a Singular Mission

Lehigh’s new Health Research Hub allows unprecedented opportunities for collaboration.

Making Sense of our Tweets and Clicks

Computer scientists train algorithms to keep pace with the data explosion.

4 P.M. Crisis Test

4 P.M. Crisis Test

The surprising world of energy

Daniel Yergin explored the dynamic and unpredictable global energy market during a lecture at Zoellner.

Poking information from molecules

Connecting fractures to impurities

The profitable dance of light waves and electrons

A revolution, one layer at a time

A diversity of data strengthens the versatile algorithm

Computer algorithms are being taught to interpret a variety of documents ranging from engineering journals to printed logs found in Iraqi police stations. 

The barriers are no longer insurmountable

A Pulitzer Prize winner offers insights into 'transcendent black America.'

Education as the Rx for a soaring prison population

Writer Angela Davis and Nas draw a large crowd for MLK social justice event.

New Alzheimer’s test raises questions

Blood exam could offer hope to consumers, says Prof. Dena Davis.

Light and electrons, a profitable dance

Engineers use nanofabrication advances to improve the sensitivity of nanoplasmonic biosensors.

Lehigh announces tuition increase for upcoming academic year

 Lehigh announces tuition increase for upcoming academic year

LeaderShape program comes to Lehigh

The intensive leadership program is being expanded to offer more students the opportunity to gain training and skills.

A ‘Consummate Newsman’

Top honors for The First FourThe First Four, a student-produced documentary highlighting four of the first five women faculty members appointed to Lehigh’s English department, won top honors at the Greater Lehigh Valley Film Festival at the ArtsQuest Center in November.