Lehigh kicks off a yearlong celebration of 50 years of coeducation with first-person accounts from five outstanding alumnae whose stories help tell the Lehigh story. The issue also provides a window into LUAG’s extensive collection of outdoor sculptures, and showcases a new book from Lehigh researcher Dominic Packer that explores how our identities influence our beliefs and behavior and can inspire social and political movements.
Celebrating the women of Lehigh at a milestone moment in the university’s storied history
New book by Lehigh researcher explores how our identities influence our beliefs and behavior—and can also inspire social and political movements.
The pieces in Lehigh University Art Galleries’ outdoor sculpture collection include Herbert Simon’s “Pyramid II” and “Popol” by Joyce de Guatemala.
The $2.5 million gift from Charles Marcon will create the Marcon Institute at Lehigh
Groundbreaking yeast experiment identifies a nontransitive evolutionary sequence where an organism is more fit than its immediate predecessor but less fit than a distant ancestor.
