Zoellner Arts Center celebrates 25th anniversary
In 1997, former Lehigh President Peter Likins addressed a crowd of more than 200 people with a tear in his…
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Student’s experiential art installment prompts confusion and creativity
In 1981, artist Richard Serra stirred up controversy with a 120-foot-long plate of steel in Foley Federal Plaza in Manhattan…
‘Starstruck: An American Tale’ on display in Zoellner for the semester
Shimon Attie came to Bethlehem only knowing about the SteelStacks. After researching and immersing himself in the culture and community,…
The healing power of art: how creative viewings and activities help with mental and physical recovery
When Heather Rodale was in the hospital receiving treatment for melanoma, she stayed in a room that overlooked the East…
Rob Sato’s ‘Paper Trail’: Changing FML and the way we look at art
Lehigh University Libraries welcomes a new art exhibition called “Paper Trail” in the E.W. Fairchild-Martindale Library (FML), displaying 20 works…
Female-led art exhibition opens at Nurture Nature Center
The art exhibit “Climate Conversations: All We Can Save” at the Nurture Nature Center in Easton, addresses how society can…
Uplifting student creativity: Town Hall exhibit spotlights BASD student art
The Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission is hosting an art exhibition of work from students in the Bethlehem Area School District…
New student music group Belle Voici welcomes different music styles
Richard Lin, ‘23, has established a new student music group on campus this semester. The tentative name for this new…
Spanish guitarist Pablo Sáinz-Villegas performs for the community
Zoellner Arts Center hosted a performance by Pablo Sáinz-Villegas, a highly acclaimed Spanish classical guitarist, on April 5 in Baker…
Dancefest makes a smooth return after two year hiatus
Dancefest, in its 11th year at Lehigh, featured performances from 14 Lehigh dance groups including Helius, Bad Company and others,…