University Communications

Lehigh participants write about life experiences on their skin and are photographed.

President Simon details recent progress on the university's ambitious plan for the future.

A Model Drawing Strategy holds promise in helping students with learning disabilities learn math.

Discovery could lead to alloys engineered with superior properties and greater ductility and strength.

Lehigh has been granted the variances it needs to build a 400-bed dormitory at Brodhead and Packer avenues in South Bethlehem. - The Morning Call

Lehigh to open new clinic to help children with autism gain language and social skills.

New position furthers Lehigh's efforts to expand access to the university for students of all backgrounds. 

Full implementation expected to be completed by April of 2019.

John J. Harmon '59 '83P, a generous Lehigh benefactor known in particular for his support of Lehigh wrestling, passed away Sept. 26, 2017. 

Optimization model is credited with streamlining the assignment of inmates.

Lehigh’s Zoellner Arts Center will serve as lead coordinator for the four-year collaboration to expand arts education in local schools. 

College of Business and Economics focuses on data privacy and security issues at its annual impact symposium.

Ricardo Viera's persistence brings to Lehigh the first private collection of Cuban art displayed in America since 1959. 

Jim Gunton, former dean and renowned physicist, to be honored at retirement symposium.

Ceremony marks Shah's $5 million gift to the university to create the Vistex Institute for Executive Learning and Research.

Alumni donor helps Lehigh University accentuate its business school.

Lehigh ranked 46th nationally by U.S. News & World Report. 

Ricardo Hall, Lehigh's new vice provost for student affairs, welcomes both the opportunities and challenges of his new role. 

Courtney Au-Yeung’s research aims for all-optical data transmission.

Nicholas Strandwitz receives DOE grant to explore promising fabrication technique.