Articles

As the world marks the 250th anniversary of Austen's birth, Michael Kramp shows why her accessible, versatile stories offer more than just happily-ever-afters.

Scholar of Chinese literature and gastronomic writing, Wandi Wang researches a 13th century Chinese cookbook.

How 1950s American singers transformed stereotypical heroines into nuanced women—and changed the art form in the process

Students create an informal gathering space with a sculptural bee that will take flight this fall.

Africana Studies students travel to the Cayman Islands to present at an international conference.

Inaugural event gathered researchers and community leaders at Lehigh’s Mountaintop campus.

Lehigh-led researchers develop method that boosts agreement between forecasted and real-world data.

The Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship (SMFS) has announced the creation of a new biennial honor, the Suzanne Edwards Mentorship Award, recognizing extraordinary mentorship of early-career feminist scholars. The award debuts this year with its namesake, English professor Suzanne Edwards, as the inaugural recipient.

Biology major Liliane Moorhead spent her summer advancing critical biomedical research through a prestigious internship at the Naval Medical Research Unit (NAMRU) San Antonio, located on Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Her work focused on the effects of radiofrequency radiation on immune and vascular cells of the body.

Michael Raposa hails Spring 2025 as his most productive period in more than four decades of academic work.

Historian Joseph Williams explores late 19th and early 20th century Black women’s discourse about the divine, the afterlife, and human nature.

As climate change intensifies, a Lehigh researcher studies how extreme heat presents troubles as resource-strapped cities race to protect vulnerable residents without formal plans or sufficient funding.