Colleges open classes to neighboring students
Lehigh, along with five other schools in the Lehigh Valley, has been part of an organization called the Lehigh Valley…
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Former UN photographer serves as Artist in Residence
Between 1969 and 1998, John Isaac worked as chief photographer for the United Nations in the department of public information. Now retired,…
How borders influence Latin American life
The Latin American Studies Department held its first Latin Americanist Conference on March 30. The Spanish word for borders — “fronteras” — inspired the conference’s…
Secluded sculpture garden continues to inspire mystery
At the top of the Hill, down a gravel path and deep into the woods, there exists spot on campus that…
Literary magazine seeks to encompass Lehigh talent
The staff of Lehigh’s literary magazine, the Amaranth, will soon be compiling its Spring 2016 issue. The magazine has been published for…
Conference to raise dialogue about women, religion
Lehigh will host the Feminisms Beyond the Secular conference from March 21-23 with an aim to start a dialogue about post secular-feminism…
Chandler-Ullmann to be renovated with help of students
Plans have been made to redesign and renovate Chandler-Ullmann Hall, one of the oldest buildings on campus. Students who occupy…
Leadership conferences offer future career advantages
Lehigh has a long-standing relationship with the Big Four accounting firms — Ernst & Young, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers —…
Mountaintop: An education beyond the classroom walls
Way up on Lehigh’s Mountaintop Campus are several old research buildings previously owned by Bethlehem Steel. In the past, these…
Data X initiative encompasses various disciplines
Lehigh has hired and is continuing to seek faculty members through synergistic searches to be a part of the Data X initiative.…