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Lehigh Provides 3D-Printed Face Shields to LVHN, Good Shepherd

The university has so far delivered nearly 500 face shields to help hospitals and medical centers in their fight against the coronavirus.

Studying Abroad in Italy: How COVID-19 Changed Everything

Natalie Maroun ’21 recounts how the pandemic impacted her studies—and how Lehigh’s efforts helped her cope.

Going Remote: More Than 1,000 Classes Shift to Online

How did Lehigh do it? An interview with Greg Reihman, vice provost for Library and Technology Services.

The Brown and White Continues to Publish During Pandemic

The student-run newspaper has published its print edition continuously since 1894.

Lehigh’s Halcyon Skinner Answers Questions About COVID-19

Skinner, associate dean for research in Lehigh’s College of Health, was interviewed by WFMZ about the role of social distancing in slowing the transmission of the coronavirus.

3.24.20: Our Community - A Message from President Simon

A year of shared responsibility--President Simon reflects on the grit and determination of the Lehigh community in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.   

Lehigh Moves to Remote Learning for Remainder of Semester

The university has extended remote coursework through the end of the academic semester, including the exam period, through Wednesday, May 13.

Nathan Urban Appointed Lehigh Provost

Urban joins Lehigh from the University of Pittsburgh, where he serves as vice provost for graduate studies and strategic initiatives.

Distinguished NASA Astronaut Terry Hart ’68 ’88H to Deliver 2020 Lehigh Commencement Address

Hart ’68 ’88H—a former NASA astronaut, U.S. Air Force fighter pilot and telecommunications executive who joined Lehigh's faculty in 2006—will deliver the commencement address on Monday, May 18.

Solar Partnership Will Help Lehigh Offset 100% of Electric Emissions

Lehigh and Lafayette, Muhlenberg and Dickinson colleges join forces for unprecedented renewable energy purchase. It will be the 12th largest higher education renewable energy project, in terms of megawatts, in the country.