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Stephen Gross is a member of the editorial team in the Office of Communications and Public Affairs. He serves as associate editor of the Lehigh Alumni Bulletin and writes and edits for Lehigh’s news websites and a number of the university’s publications.
Gross joined Lehigh in 2018 after spending 12 years at The Morning Call daily newspaper in Allentown, Pa. He was a sports reporter for his final five years at the paper, covering mainly the Philadelphia Phillies and Lehigh Valley Phantoms. He has also done freelance copy editing for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and co-hosted a Sunday morning radio show for Fox Sports Radio of the Lehigh Valley for two and a half years.
The Lehigh Valley native holds a B.A. in English from Moravian College, where he also minored in political science.
Nearly 80 projects were featured Thursday from the Mountaintop Summer Experience, the STEM Summer Institute and the Marcon Institute.
The head coach, who most recently served as associate head coach and offensive coordinator at Yale, looks to build a new culture within the program.
Second-year golfer Aidan Oehrle ’25 helped Lehigh earn its first Patriot League men’s golf title since 2013 and a trip to Las Vegas.
Lehigh’s Business Innovation Building features unique design, technology.
Caitlin Dallmeyer has accepted a position at The Social Institute. Lehigh's new coach, Kelsi Lykens, comes to Lehigh from the University of New Haven.
The faceoff specialist was selected fifth overall by the Archers Lacrosse Club.
Lafayette's bicentennial anniversary has prompted location changes for two of The Rivalry football games.
Members of the Lehigh Community will be attending and volunteering at the Juneteenth Lehigh Valley’s two signature events.
The club, formed in fall 2021, made history in February wrestling in an exhibition match with Rutgers and Alvernia universities.
Weaver delivers keynote address at 2023 Graduate Commencement and Doctoral Hooding Ceremony on Saturday.
He graduates with a dual degree in economics and behavioral neuroscience.
Santiago, who spent part of her childhood in South Bethlehem, will discuss the climate crisis and alternatives to the traditional electric system design on April 18.
Mariana De Maio studies the risks and threats against journalists around the world and looks at the direction the profession is headed.
The 10-year NBA veteran also played in front of Lehigh alumni and friends in Philadelphia against the 76ers earlier this season.
Recently retired pro soccer player Gina Lewandowski ’07 returned to her alma mater as associate head coach of the women’s soccer team.
The Illinois native briefly quit tennis in middle school before returning to the court and excelling in high school and at Lehigh.
The new building is “all about learning” and designed to encourage a sense of community.
The conference, which is built off the works of bell hooks’ works, will be held March 4-8.
A former staffer on The Brown and White, Henry’s use of social media for John Fetterman’s Senate campaign has gained her national attention.
Attendees gathered in the Zoellner Arts Center and joined via Zoom for the annual celebration.
