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Lehigh kicks off GO: The Campaign for Lehigh and announces a $20 million gift from Kevin L. Clayton ’84 ’13P and Lisa A. Clayton ’13P to support the renovation and expansion of the University Center.

Voting rights expert delivers grim assessment of efforts to restrict access to the ballot.

Schaufeld, co-founder and managing director of SWaN & Legend Venture Partners, delivers the Donald M. Gruhn ’49 distinguished finance speaker lecture. 

Important information for the campus community about preparations for on-campus campaign launch. 

Yaa W founder Diana Wilson delivers keynote on ‘Women, Technology and Entrepreneurship.’

Lehigh moved up one spot from 2018 in the ranking of 35 programs in the country. 

Researchers discover that Scarlet protein in fruit flies has protective effect on neurons lost in Parkinson’s sufferers.

Installation is held in Wood Dining Hall in front of Lehigh administrators, faculty, staff and family members.

The youngest-ever U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. in Packard Lab.

Julie Goldberg ’21 began conducting research at Lehigh during her first year.

He will also discuss how the arts can address social issues and inspire change.

Lehigh Dining joins movement to ban plastic straws as part of its sustainability efforts.

The reaccreditation is the result of a year-long institutional self-study and subsequent peer review site visit.

A college initiative is to share knowledge and expertise with the Bethlehem community.

The College of Business and Economics and the Center for Ethics host fifth annual impact symposium on 'When Business Meets Social.'

Provost Patrick Farrell talks about the College of Health at Tower Society Breakfast.

Professor Eric P. S. Baumer’s new NSF-funded study will examine data privacy styles with an eye toward understanding how to design human-centered technology to support various user approaches to data privacy. 

Family, friends and colleagues pay tribute to the former chair of Lehigh's history department, who lost his battle with cancer in May.

Expert and best-selling author Lawrence Ross was the first MLK Committee speaker of the academic year.

The historical archives date back to the early 20th century and include thousands of documents, media materials, and published and unpublished works.