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Study Finds Commuter Marriage Couples Emphasize Interdependence

Communication technologies, says a Lehigh sociologist, help enable “apart togetherness.”

A Gratitude-Fueled Adventure

A “Thank a Donor Dinner” opens a succession of doors for an engineer-musician.

A Versatile Chemist Rises to the Top

Tesia Chciuk receives a singular national honor for graduate students.

A Water Solution in Nicaragua

Lehigh’s Engineers Without Borders collaborate with the village of Cebadilla.

Robot Radiology: AI for Improved Cervical Cancer Screens

Xiaolei Huang’s image-based cervical cancer screening technique could outperform PAP and HPV tests.

Low Birth Weights Tied to Coal Power Plant Emissions

Lehigh economists examine impact of a single polluter on downwind residents.

War and Democratic Transition in a Post-Soviet Nation

Ongoing conflict with Azerbaijan, says Arman Grigoryan, has left Armenia with a “democratic deficit.”

U.N. Official Urges Continued Sanctions Against North Korea

South Korean ambassador says Pyongyang has violated every agreement it signed.

An Envoy “Most Consequential”

The U.S. and India, says former ambassador Richard Verma ’90, are forging a special relationship.

Honors Convocation Recognizes Academic Achievement

The annual ceremony honors high-performing juniors and seniors.