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The Graduate Student Senate hosts inaugural event to honor 44 faculty members for outstanding mentorship.

Lehigh steps up to the challenge of preparing students for dramatic changes in the financial services industry.

Follow the year-long project to restore the large portrait of Lehigh founder Asa Packer. 

Lehigh artificial intelligence expert co-creates first automated white box testing model to shine light into the black box of deep learning systems like self-driving cars.

Poets&Quants, a leading resource for business education, selected Naomi Rothman and McKay Price for its inaugural list of Top 40 Undergraduate Business School Professors.

Lehigh’s Board of Trustees approves next step in two ‘Path to Prominence’ projects.

A scholar urges Armenia to normalize relations with its neighbors.

The University's first director of Muslim Student Life and the interim director of Jewish Student Life join the campus community.

A graduate student mixes entrepreneurship with permaculture in West Africa.

The Board reviewed a request to revoke the 1989 honorary degree.

The annual ceremony honors Asa Packer and recognizes campus leaders.

Tell us about the milestones in your life. Share your update at lehigh.edu/facesoflehigh.

We’ll test your business knowledge in each issue of Lehigh Business, and give you an opportunity to win bragging rights and Lehigh swag.

An IBE team is helping to develop and market a device for recognizing concussive hits in football.

Spotlight: Frederick Coleman '17

Beth-Ann (Malinowski) Eason ’89 is global president at Innovid, a data-driven video marketing company with offices on three continents.

Wendell P. Weeks ‘81, chairman and chief executive officer of Corning Incorporated, is passionate about science and technology. He believes that passion serves him well in his role as CEO.

Neal M. Snow explores how investors process financial information received via social media.

Ernie Dianastasis ’78 ’79 MBA is staking his reputation—and life savings—on a business venture that aims to employ 10,000 people with disabilities by 2025.

David A. Griffith researches how retailers can better keep brand manufacturers as tenants.