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A new book maps the blind points of “white religion” in America.

An alumnus riffs on a photo exhibit that explores three centuries of local history.

Lehigh has a bold plan to lead in an era of pervasive computing and data science.

A middle-schooler creates winning image for College of Business and Economics’ holiday card. 

An unprecedented amount of data is changing the way people around the world do business—and how Lehigh prepares its students. 

Faculty, staff, students and alumni reflect on the Lehigh of today and what the university might look like in the future. 

The special weekend concerts will feature appearances by Lehigh President John Simon and Director of Africana Studies James Peterson.

Students attempt to design a greenhouse to sustain future travelers.

The works reflect Lehigh’s world-class collection of more than 12,000 art objects, representing a broad range of cultures and materials.

On a historic Founder's Day, a $250 million initiative is unveiled

The star defender talks soccer, team and leadership.

One hundred and fifty years after its founding, the Lehigh community contemplates what tomorrow may hold.

Lee Iacocca answers students’ questions as they head abroad.

Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders and Brian Jordan are among the athletes who famously played more than one professional sport. Mike Garzillo will never join their ranks. When it comes to sports, he’s strictly monogamous.

A letter from President John D. Simon

The scholarships will support two students with academic merit, financial need, demonstrated leadership, and interest in corporate governance and business ethics.

A Colombian alumnus shares lessons from his varied business experiences.

First LUApps contest showcases breadth of computer programming.

The Nov. 23 event invited dialogue about racism on college campuses.