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Lehigh University
Communications and Public Affairs
301 Broadway, 4th Floor - Suite 400
Bethlehem, PA 18015
U.S.A.
P: 610-758-4487
Fax: 610-758-5566
Email: communications@lehigh.edu
Website: www.lehigh.edu/communications
Mary Ellen Alu
Director, Editorial Services
Lehigh treats active, reserve and retired members of the military services to lunch in observance of Veterans Day.
Mid-day session was the third in the “Tackling Tough Topics Together” series organized by the CEC.
A reminder to the community about Lehigh's work for a more equitable and inclusive society
Members of the Lehigh community gather for a silent rally to promote unity.
Jenna Pastorini '17 examines a trauma-based cultural syndrome in Cambodia.
Michael Quesada '16G examines the history and policies behind the use of the Colorado River.
Ghana serves as a living laboratory for interdisciplinary student research.
College offers many avenues for students and faculty to approach complex problems
Lehigh defeated Bucknell 20-13 to win the 2016 Patriot League Championship.
Lehigh engineers report a previously unknown property for GaN.
Stacom Family Speaker Series offers ire@l students insights into alum’s $1.5 billion real estate deal.
October has arrived on South Mountain, and Lehigh's Asa Packer campus is alive with fall colors.
The U.S. Department of Education grant will support three Ph.D. students.
An assistant professor of economics examines networks in health and finance.
Biz Quiz
Kim Rogoff '94 is senior vice president for Global Corporate Financial Planning and Analysis at Coach, Inc. She was the keynote speaker at 2016 Women in Business conference.
Wall Street financier and philanthropist Joseph R. Perella '64, '06H delivered Lehigh's 148th Commencement address.
For the first time in 40 years, Lehigh swimmers head to the U.S. Olympic Trials.
Study suggests workplace technologies may hurt the very employees they were designed to help.
A letter from Dean Georgette Chapman Phillips.