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Communications and Public Affairs
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Kristen DiPrinzio
Director, University Communications
Sophomore Conor Gaffney is one of the best faceoff specialists in the country.
College of Education team evaluates community health worker training program in Haiti.
Plans for the new College, which will open in 2020, are well under way.
Carolyn Wright ’18 is one of the finest defensive catchers and most clutch hitters in the Patriot League.
Glenn Hirsch ’72 rides 10,000 miles to honor his nephew and to raise research funds for the I Care I Cure Childhood Cancer Foundation.
A letter from Jennifer Cunningham, assistant vice president for Alumni Relations
Betsy (Rabiner) Zalaznick receives inaugural Betsy Award, named in her honor, for 20 years of leadership at Or Chadash.
Katie (Kadlubak) Evenson ’99, a vice preisdent with Parsons, joins Bridges to Prosperity in building a bridge for a small community of rice farmers in Panama.
The noon gathering in Packer Memorial Chapel was the first of three events in and around the university.
Students receiving endowed scholarships share their aspirations, experiences and appreciation with benefactors during the 2018 Lehigh University Scholarship Dinner. March 27,
The engineers and co-authors of Ignored Potential: A Collaborative Road Map for Increasing African-American Women in Engineering will present a public talk on April 4.
Letters from our readers
A letter from Lehigh President John D. Simon
Innovator Kashi Johnson’s 'Act Like You Know' hip-hop theatre course celebrates a decade of memorable acts with its 10th anniversary show at the Zoellner Arts Center in April. A
A letter from Editor Tim Hyland
Marching 97 joins 2018 New Year’s Day parade abroad.
Entrepreneur Jessie Garcia ’12 ’13G develops a device for recognizing potentially concussive hits in sports.
Lehigh forges ahead on key infrastructure projects as part of the Path to Prominence plan.
Through experimental evolution and whole genome sequencing, Lehigh biologists demonstrate key, under-studied aspects of diploid adaptation.
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO and 2016 Republican presidential candidate delivers inaugural Peter S. Hagerman ‘61 Lecture in Ethics.
