Editorial Services

Commencement 2016: Next Stop!

Faculty and staff brainstorm ideas around new directions. 

Berrisford Boothe helps save a treasure trove of African-American art.

Murals by artist Holly Fields-Scott were recently added to a Lehigh service building on Adams Street in Bethlehem. 

An act of selflessness and bravery from Megan Kienzle ’17 helped save the life of a friend suffering from a rare genetic disorder.

A letter from the Editor. 

Activist, educator and prominent public intellectual Cornel West visited Lehigh in April.

Students, faculty and staff across campus were met with surprises during Random Acts of Kindness Week.

Kaitlyn Ruffing '17 is one of the most accomplished swimmers in Lehigh history. But that's only part of her story.

Kristin Agatone is Lehigh's new chief investment officer.

Four days after graduating, Francis Willis '28 died while saving a 9-year-old boy from drowning. His heroism still reverberates today.

Stephen DeWeerth, associate dean at the Georgia Tech College of Engineering, will start Sept. 1.

In rededicating the Loewy Institute, Lehigh renews a legacy.

Two friends are building an educational collection of African-American art.

Sirry Alang explores how African Americans perceive depression.  

For the first time in 40 years, Lehigh swimmers head to the U.S. Olympic Trials. 

Archaeologists fight the clock to solve a 1,300-year-old riddle.

Sociologists’ study uncovers no wage “penalty” for motherhood.

Student joins effort to find greener method of making quantum dots.

A Lehigh astronomer gathers observers from four continents to verify Kepler-1647 b.