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Wachs, professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, is recognized for advancements in the field of catalysis.

The one-hour discussion "The Hate You See" was planned by the CEC in response to the "72 Hours of Hate" in October.

A team of Lehigh seniors works with a local golf pro on Fatt Matt brand.

Lehigh administrators informed the campus of a new state hazing law and its impact.

Seven alumni panelists shared their experiences as first-generation college students.

A team of IBE students build a social networking app to help multiple sclerosis patients connect and communicate with like-minded others.

A new national consortium is basing its work on Snow's research.

In 13 seasons leading the Lehigh football program, Coen amassed a distiguished 85 victories and led Lehigh to five Patriot League championships.

Peter Langman ’00 Ph.D., a sought-after expert on school shooters, and Joseph Roy ’09 Ph.D., superintendent of the Bethlehem Area School District, discuss school shootings.

Anita Hill will speak on "From Social Movement to Social Impact: Putting an End to Sexual Harassment in the Workplace."

The Lehigh community gathered for a Second-Night Hanukkah celebration at the Jewish Student Center for Lehigh's Hillel.

Ben Mesnik ’20 is one of five students awarded the 2018 Leonard P. Pool Memorial Prize.

Lehigh’s Global Union hosts an array of events in celebration of the university’s diverse student population.

Boaz Nadav-Manes will come to Lehigh from Brown University, where he serves as Associate University Librarian for Access Services and Collection Management.

The Lehigh MBA Test Drive Program is designed for prospective students who want to experience the Lehigh MBA before applying.

Ten alums who are leaders in commercial real estate discuss the advantages and challenges they’ve encountered as part of a Women in Real Estate panel sponsored by the Stacom Family Speaker Series.

Recent trip sees university leadership connect with China-based alumni, explore new initiatives. 

The Baker Institute’s Hatchery hosts Demo Day for its student entrepreneurs.

Georgette Chapman Phillips, the Kevin L. and Lisa A. Clayton Dean of the College of Business and Economics, now in the fifth year of her initial appointment as Dean, has been reappointed for five years.

Plans call for new three-story, 60-000-square-foot building as number of students and faculty increases.