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Structural biologist Krystle McLaughlin studies the molecular configuration of bacteriophages. 

Mark Chen studies a possible answer to the energy demands of the future. 

Hartley Lachter's recent book examines medieval Kabbalah on the Iberian Peninsula. 

Benjamin Felzer and Dork Sahagian use computer modeling to generate projections of surface hydrology and local ecosystem responses to expected climate change. 

Miguel Pillado studies the work of writers who challenge the stereotypical images of the Tijuana, Mexico.

Ricki Bliss investigates various theories of reality’s fundamental structure and assesses their nature and possibility.

Kashi Johnson applies her love of hip-hop to her pedagogy.

Brooke Rollins uses Jacques Derrida's writings to explore classical rhetorical texts.

Paul Salerni, professor of music, premiered a new composition in November. 

Veteran journalist Bill Moyers bemoaned 'a failure of nerve' in hour-long talk that opened and closed with standing ovations.

Three engineering professors receive NSF’s Career Award.

Award-winning broadcast journalist to speak on threats to democracy.

In Rabat’s medina, a student sees the plight of Africa’s hopeful migrants.

Inaugural Women in Business conference solicits advice from successful alums.

A new catalyst streamlines the processing of cellulose into chemical building blocks.

President-elect John Simon invites members of the Lehigh community to share their stories through the Our Lehigh project.

Lee Iacocca’s international internships attract $5 million in matching grants.

Four engineers and an economist seek to harness the abounding energy of the ocean's waves.

A new author discusses her quest to overcome an ancient barrier.

Researcher wants to extend the uses of oxide nanofibers.