University Communications

More than 100 staff, faculty and students joined in a conversation around diversity efforts.

Marcos Pires receives inaugural ACS Infectious Diseases Young Investigator Award.

Electro-thermal poling induces conductivity, could pave way for capacitors.

When retailers expand their mobile strategies, there may be unforeseen consequences.

Students from New York's Pratt Institute talk about their summer spent working alongside Lehigh students as part of the Mountaintop program.

Khanjan Mehta, currently of Penn State University, will assume his role at Lehigh on Dec. 30, 2016.

A first book finds that nuns in post-Reformation England had an influence beyond the cloister.

New analysis techniques reveal environmental history of ancient coins.

Kelly Schultz seeks to inhibit the pause that slows response to wound sites.

Study examines legal right to record, live stream in public places. 

Currently associate dean of advancement at the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business, Buck will arrive at Lehigh on Aug. 31.

Lehigh's Summer Scholars Institute gives incoming first-year students a grounding in the academic experience--and prepares them for a life of leadership, too.

Members of the campus community gather to discuss how Lehigh might foster thoughtful dialogue about current events. 

A new book explores the growth of lobbying in the nation’s capital.

Six new trustees began terms on July 1.

Sushil Kumar has conducted five years of experimental and theoretical research on plasmonic lasers. His work might lead to commercial applications for the tiniest of nanolasers. 

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.