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Nearly 60 years after he became Lehigh's first African-American graduate, Costel Denson '56 returned to campus to share his incredible ­story—one of inspiration and despair, loneliness and triumph.

The main lobby of Lehigh's historic Packard Laboratory is being renovated to serve as a destination point for students and visitors.

Engineers and biologists have a vested interest in a dynamic summer research program.

Exploring the seeming chaos of particle behavior, researchers discover a startling degree of self-organization and a wide array of applications.

Lehigh’s new Health Research Hub allows unprecedented opportunities for collaboration.

Computer scientists train algorithms to keep pace with the data explosion.

4 P.M. Crisis Test

Daniel Yergin explored the dynamic and unpredictable global energy market during a lecture at Zoellner.

Computer algorithms are being taught to interpret a variety of documents ranging from engineering journals to printed logs found in Iraqi police stations. 

A Pulitzer Prize winner offers insights into 'transcendent black America.'

Writer Angela Davis and Nas draw a large crowd for MLK social justice event.

Blood exam could offer hope to consumers, says Prof. Dena Davis.

Engineers use nanofabrication advances to improve the sensitivity of nanoplasmonic biosensors.