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Q & A with Dean William Gaudelli

The new dean of the College of Education talks about his priorities and the challenges facing today’s educators.

Lehigh’s Own Start-Up: the College of Health

Provost Patrick Farrell talks about the College of Health at Tower Society Breakfast.

What's Your Data Privacy Style?

Professor Eric P. S. Baumer’s new NSF-funded study will examine data privacy styles with an eye toward understanding how to design human-centered technology to support various user approaches to data privacy.

John Pettegrew Remembered by Lehigh, Community

Family, friends and colleagues pay tribute to the former chair of Lehigh's history department, who lost his battle with cancer in May.

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Lawrence Ross speaks at Lehigh University

MLK Committee

Examining the Politics of Race on College Campuses

Expert and best-selling author Lawrence Ross was the first MLK Committee speaker of the academic year.

Q & A

Q & A with Dean William Gaudelli

The new dean of the College of Education talks about his priorities and the challenges facing today’s educators.

Special Collections

Lehigh University Libraries Receive the Rodale Archives

The historical archives date back to the early 20th century and include thousands of documents, media materials, and published and unpublished works.

Lehigh Publications

BULLETIN
Summer 2018
Thinking Big
Amazon’s Beth Galetti ’93 oversees one of the largest workforces in the tech industry. Unafraid of new challenges, she’s also helping to launch a new health care venture.
Reshaping Health Care
Lehigh takes significant steps in its plans for a new College of Health.
A Passion for Coaching
Fran Troyan has led Lehigh’s softball team to 19 Patriot League regular season titles, 11 tournament crowns and 10 NCAA Tournament appearances.
LEHIGH RESEARCH REVIEW
Vol. 3, 2018
Bacteria Gets a Close-up
Wonpil Im’s web-based graphical user interface, CHARMM GUI, eases modeling of complex biomolecular systems, possibly paving the way for better understanding of drug-resistant bacteria.
Addressing Autism
Lehigh researchers work to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder from early childhood through high school.
Following Bats to Predict Ebola
Javier Buceta and Paolo Bocchini create a modeling framework to track the ecological drivers of bat migration patterns to predict the next Ebola outbreak in humans.
LEHIGH BUSINESS
Fall 2017
The Fintech Disruption
Lehigh steps up to the challenge of preparing students for dramatic changes in the financial services industry.
The MBA Journey
Students in Lehigh’s inaugural 1-MBA class find new opportunities await. Here are four of their stories.
Store-Within-a-Store
David A. Griffith researches how retailers can better keep brand manufacturers as tenants.
ACUMEN
Fall 2016
Creating a hub for interdisciplinary activity
College offers many avenues for students and faculty to approach complex problems.
Sites of Memory
Ghana serves as a living laboratory for interdisciplinary student research.
Linking health, medicine and society
Sociologist Kelly Austin leads a growing program that explores the intersections of health and society.
THEORY TO PRACTICE
Fall 2016
The Refugee Crisis
How can educational systems help those struggling to start life anew?
Speaking My Language
In an increasingly diverse society, schools are challenged with providing all students with an effective education. Here's what they can do.
A Smarter Way to Work
Can wearable technology help to evaluate how principals use their time?