Stories about College of Arts and Sciences

Gloria Naylor illustration

Celebrating Gloria Naylor

An interdisciplinary project invites a broad audience to engage with the archive of a celebrated author in a variety of ways.

What Matters Most

LUAG Asks “What Matters Most” with New Exhibition

The Lehigh University Art Galleries asks faculty, staff, students and the community to explore what matters most to them as they navigate the pandemic.

Shimon Attie with one of his works

Visual Artist Shimon Attie Opens LUAG Exhibition on Bethlehem’s Past and Present

Starstruck: An American Tale will be on display from Sept. 6 through Dec. 3.

Gloria Naylor

Gloria Naylor Archive Brought to Life

An interdisciplinary, multi-institutional collaboration celebrates the renowned late-20th-century writer.

Herbert Simon's 'Pyramid II' sculpture

LUAG’s Outdoor Sculptures Infuse Campus with Art

The pieces in Lehigh University Art Galleries’ outdoor sculpture collection include Herbert Simon’s “Pyramid II” and “Popol” by Joyce de Guatemala.

Aurelia Honerkamp-Smith

NIH Grant Funds Lehigh Researchers' Exploration of Lipid Membranes

Aurelia Honerkamp-Smith and Damien Thévenin envision that the models they produce will apply to multiple cell lines and flow conditions, and will lay the groundwork for future research directions.

Ocean tester

Off-Axis High-Temperature Hydrothermal Field Discovered at East Pacific Rise

Spearheaded by the McDermott lab at Lehigh, the research demonstrates there are more hydrothermal vents in the deep-sea than previously thought and underscores a need for bathymetric mapping to locate them.

Grace Fuller

First-Year Lehigh Student Grace Fuller Makes NPR’s College Podcast Challenge Top 10

In ‘In Search of Home,' Fuller reflects on the experience of losing her home in the Colorado wildfires.

Bench made from wood

Design: Benches as Art

A furniture design course created benches for community use in art galleries.

LUAG Gallery

EXHIBITION: Young, Gifted and Black

The works will be on display through May 27 in the LUAG Main Gallery in Zoellner Arts Center.