University Communications

In a prize-winning essay, an Eckardt Scholar calls for open and respectful public discourse.

New study led by Lehigh's Kelly Austin builds on evidence that human-induced changes to the natural environment are amplifying malaria transmission.

Computer-aided diagnostic technique could reduce need for second surgeries, researchers say.

The former executive director of the Lehigh University Alumni Association (LUAA) and lifetime Lehigh advocate passed away May 2, 2017.

Santiago Herrera joins researchers in investigating the impacts of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill on the deep sea ecosystem.

The one-day event had its best sale ever, reaching $21,000 in proceeds for local schoolchildren.

Corina Fitzgerald ’17 explores a Chinese Nobel laureate’s strong women characters.

Lehigh hosts a conference to promote studying abroad.

Senior projects showcase the growing impact of electrical and computer engineering.

Katherine Lavinder, who has held the interim role since last July, was named at the conclusion of a national search.

The ceremony also featured student remarks about individual faiths. 

More than 100 graduate students were recognized for achieving the highest academic degree.

The event will bring together roughly 100 study abroad administrators and engineering educators to discuss best practices in international experiences.

Marc Paley ’83 receives James A Greenleaf Award at spring reception.

Newly discovered KELT-11b has an extremely low density and orbits near its host star.

Communication technologies, says a Lehigh sociologist, help enable “apart togetherness.”

A “Thank a Donor Dinner” opens a succession of doors for an engineer-musician.

The interdisciplinary symposium featured research in marketing, communication and computer science.

Tesia Chciuk receives a singular national honor for graduate students.