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Office of Communications and Public Affairs
Colleagues praise his dedication, professionalism and integrity.
Richard Verma '90 served as U.S. ambassador to India from 2015 to 2017.
Benjamin G. Wright, University Distinguished Professor of Religion Studies, studies the origins of Christianity and history of Judaism. His eight books include a commentary on The Letter of Aristeas and a translation of The Book of Ben Sira.
His colleagues remember him as a gracious man and a supportive, decisive leader.
His three-year term with the leadership organization runs through 2020.
The select group of leaders will engage members of campus communities in diversity initiatives.
In nine presentations, researchers cover lasers, devices, materials and other topics.
Organizers say the annual international event on Oct. 19-20 will be a ‘recovery project.’
Arts alumni take differing views of the applicability of creativity to non-arts jobs, researchers find.
String theory, says Sera Cremonini, connects Einstein and quantum mechanics, and the Big Bang with black holes.
Economics professors study the effects of sulfur dioxide emissions from a coal-fired power plant on baby birth weights
Researchers shed light on the evolution of terms like “shedding light.”
Newly found world has a ‘year’ only 1.5 days long—and may even have a tail like a comet.
Professional society recognizes his outstanding achievements and contributions.
A professor of history, Scott was the first director of Africana Studies at Lehigh.
Lehigh economists examine impact of a single polluter on downwind residents.
Four hundred and forty-four days—the number and the countdown were inscribed on the national consciousness by Walter Cronkite when Iranian students seized the American embassy in 1979 and held its employees captive.
Computers can copy composition styles, says Tom Collins, but may be better equipped to enhance human creativity.
Judith Lasker writes what the New York Times calls a "best-practices manual" for short-term volunteer trips, a growing phenomenon that has sparked both support and criticism.
Her visit on March 20 kicks off a series of events devoted to “Music of the Mind.”
