University Communications

Margaret Hagerman '04 '06G examines how parental behavior influences white children's views about race in America

Sedale Threatt Jr. ’08 says he feels fortunate to have role in historical production.

Dean of the College of Business and Economics will join 2016 Aspen Ideas Festival in late June.

She is accepting a new role leading Student Affairs at Claremont McKenna College.

Entrepreneur Sanjay Shah ’89G has a passion for technology and solving problems.

Students and mentors return to Bays C2 and C3 for the Mountaintop initiative’s fourth summer.

The celebrated author discussed the influence of his parents and mentors.

More than 100 graduates recognized in Doctoral Hooding Ceremony.

'Think Like a Freak' keynote was part of Lehigh’s Alumni Weekend and Sesquicentennial Close Celebration.

Students conduct an independent study of sensor journalism.

Senior projects show the breadth of electrical and computer engineering.

The staff of The Brown and White breaks news and embraces the challenges and camaraderie of journalism. 

In a new book, Laura Katz Olson describes her encounters with an “appalling” system.

The annual event also honors officers and community members for extraordinary service.

Olya Voronetskaya ’17 aims to 'soak everything up.’

Program created by Lehigh’s Office of the First Year Experience helps bolster students' success

After 32 years at Lehigh, Vice Provost for Student Affairs John Smeaton prepares for retirement--and looks back on his time on South Mountain.

Lehigh’s College of Education celebrates its remarkable history and looks to the future.

A graduate student advances the art of solid state lighting.

Professor Helen Chan will continue her research on ceramics in Austria this fall, and two students are teaching English overseas.