Articles

Lehigh University history student Jack Ciavolella evaluates England’s political divisions that fueled a long period of defeats.

Students perform Stephen Sondheim's musical to sold-out audiences

Jordan Kotch ’26 weaves science, culture, and her mother's cancer diagnosis into a podcast and a future in medicine.

The sculptor and educator is among 223 recipients selected from nearly 5,000 applicants in the foundation's 101st class of fellows.

A prolific composer and pre-med student, Loba Salami ’27 debuts pieces with Lehigh Philharmonic and at a Symphony in San Diego

The museum celebrates 100 years of free, accessible exhibitions, transforming how the university approaches experiential learning.

Nine College of Arts and Sciences faculty were recognized for distinction in research, teaching advising, and service when the college hosted its annual faculty awards dinner March 25 in Iacocca Hall.

Premiering April 10, the Lehigh University Department of Theatre and Music brings Sondheim and Lapine's Tony Award-winning masterpiece to dazzling life

A new online course invites participants to discover how ancient Buddhist storytelling traditions can reshape the way we understand our own lives. The Story of Your Life: Buddhism, Creativity, and Meaning is a four-week program led by Dr. Annabella Pitkin, running on Tuesdays via Zoom beginning June 3, 2026.

The former U.S. Secretary of Transportation delivered an optimistic speech and urged attendees to imagine ‘what’s next’ as the speaker of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Premiere Lecture

Merging EEG, behavioral studies, and billions of virtual baggage scans, psychologist Patrick Cox maps the hidden cognitive mechanisms that guide split-second human decisions.

Elizabeth Barrett explores a “minor” English family to better understand transitions in British history – and the cost of blind loyalty to the crown.