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Mapping Human History in the Hebrides

Off Scotland’s coast, archaeologists race against time and climate.

Owl-inspired Design Cuts Wind Turbine Noise

Researchers also hope to improve the design of planes, cars and underwater vehicles.

Illuminating the Circuitry of the Brain

Lehigh bioengineers are first to use OCT to examine neuron-to-neuron communication in live tissue.

Phase-change Materials for Cleaner Power Generation

Graduate student wins competitive award for study of low-temperature PCMs.

Barry Rosenstein ’81 Presents Shareholder Activism and Ethics

Rosenstein spoke to more than 250 students, alumni, faculty, and staff members as part of Lehigh's Speaker Series on Ethics.

In Memoriam: Ken Tarby was a Teacher with Rare Gifts

The materials science professor had a zeal for thermodynamics and Johnny Carson.

The Rivalry Earns an Historical Marker

The Lehigh-Lafayette rivalry game was played for the 152nd time Saturday, Nov. 19. Lehigh won, 45-21.

Victory!

Lehigh triumphs over Lafayette in the 152nd edition of the most played rivalry in all of college football. 

COE Profs Participate in UN Briefing on Education

Alexander Wiseman and Lisa Damaschke-Deitrick share their experiences in grassroots approaches to education around the globe. 

Turnout and Economy Helped Trump, Lehigh Political Scientists Say

A panel discussion analyzes the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.