Editorial Services

We seek to educate graduates who are prepared to analyze complex global challenges, to collaborate respectfully and effectively with people from diverse backgrounds, and to take responsible local action after due consideration of contemporary global contexts.

Educators still need to provide academic preparation for career readiness, but they also need to prepare students for today’s fast-paced technological society undergirded by the American democracy.

Several MLK Day events are open to members of the university community.

IBE students develop product that utilizes virtual reality technology to administer a field test that would screen for glaucoma.

Lehigh students from all areas of study spent Jan. 2-8 in a “live case” learning environment in the Silicon Valley.

Of all the needs we humans share, none is as unifying as our need for safe drinking water.

Permaculture is an agricultural design system that focuses on sustainability through understanding patterns found in nature that can be directly related back to human systems.

Lehigh's Marching 97 joins performers from around the world in 2018 New Year’s Day Parade in London, England.

Whitten, an influential journalist who often returned to Lehigh to share his expertise with students, passed away Dec. 2, 2017.

Lehigh geophysicist discusses the significance of magnetism in sedimentary rock deposits.

Group offers access to emergency response services with mesh networking innovation.

The Dialogue Center has joined the International Academy of Medical Ethics and Public Health as a network affiliate. 

Floyd D. Beachum closes out his Leading Inclusive Learning Systems course for the fall 2017 semester with an immersive lesson in stereotying. 

As Lehigh expands its efforts to help students from all backgrounds find a place on South Mountain, four Mountain Hawks share in their own words why those efforts matter.

The Association of Student Alumni helps make Lehigh traditions come alive for students.

For Gelsey Bell ’04, art is an essential part of living. 

Alyssa Riporti has thrived at Lehigh—as both a player and a leader

An appreciation for history helps the Lehigh campus achieve architectural harmony.

It took Ricardo Viera five bids and 20 years to bring the 21 original works on paper by Lam, Cuba’s most internationally acclaimed 20th century artist, to the United States.

In 1977, the Lehigh Engineers surprised pretty much everyone by winning the national championship. It’s a feat that no other Lehigh team, in any sport, has ever replicated. This fall marked the 40th year anniversary of that momentous game.