Editorial Services

Lehigh’s 155th class moves onto campus with the help of many new friends.

A new imaging technique measures chemical, mechanical properties of tiny materials.

One hundred future leaders take part in the Iacocca Institute’s distinct residential training experience.

The following statement was shared with the campus community on Aug. 14, 2017.

Tricia Serio ’91 has been named dean of the College of Natural Sciences at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Bert Ball ’76 has developed L.A. SHARES into the world’s largest nonprofit multimillion-dollar waste diversion program.

The Bessel Award will support his use of computational biophysics to fight drug-resistant bacteria.

Letters from readers of the Bulletin. 

Lehigh’s College of Business and Economics.launches new blog that offers thoughtful perspectives from the college’s faculty, alumni and students on complex issues related to business.

A letter from President John D. Simon

Lehigh After Dark hosts Summerset.

McCollum ’13 gives inspirational talk to students at Lehigh's LEAD program closing dinner.

The Iacocca Institute hosts 25 African entrepreneurs through the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders.

Great universities don’t stand still. They can’t stand still. And the reason, of course, is that the world doesn’t stand still.

Lehigh University researcher Santiago Herrera studies connectivity patterns in habitat-forming corals in the Gulf of Mexico, key to restoring marine ecosystems damaged by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Genome sequencing reveals the “drivers” of adaptation in lab-evolved yeast.

Mooi Choo Chuah is a co-chair for an international conference on connected health.

As many Northeastern colleges fear enrollment declines, Lehigh University charts ambitious growth plan including 1,000 additional undergraduates, 100 more faculty members and a new college of health. - Inside Higher Ed

Lehigh University counts among its alumni engineers who helped build marvels of the 20th Century, such as the Golden Gate Bridge and the locks of the Panama Canal. Now the private university in eastern Pennsylvania aims to go on a building spurt of its own. - Washington Post

Lehigh University’s major expansion will feature a dormitory across the street from Broughal Middle School, putting at least 400 upperclassmen within blocks of the historic South Side Business District in a couple of years. - The Morning Call